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enSberPay online payments in Turkey
July 10, 2024
How do I use SberPay to pay by phone in Turkey? Install the bank’s mobile app on your smartphone Tell the cashier or waiter that you want to pay via Metropol (Turkish payment system) Scan the QR code at the cashier or terminal Select the SberPay payment method Confirm the payment - it will pass without commission. If the payment is made in clothing stores, you need to enter the app code of 4 digits, which you will tell the seller. In Turkish shops that support SberPay payment, the corresponding sticker is green. You can pay for purchases in this way in 81 cities of Turkey. in more than 21 thousand. food outlets, 6.5 thousand. supermarkets and 2.5 thousand. clothing stores and shopping malls.
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