Published : 02 Apr 2026, 02:49 PM
BRAC Bank’s corporate internet banking platform CORPnet processed transactions worth Tk 2.27 trillion through 8 million digital transactions in 2025, the bank has said.
The platform posted 43 percent year-on-year growth in transaction volume and 38 percent growth in transaction count, reflecting wider digital adoption among corporate clients in Bangladesh, BRAC Bank said in a statement.
Nearly 2,500 businesses are now using CORPnet, with more than 900 new corporate clients added in 2025, according to the bank. It said the platform currently has an active client rate of 65 percent.
CORPnet allows businesses to carry out payments, collections, reporting and service requests online, with round-the-clock approvals and processing facilities. The bank says the system also connects with company enterprise resource planning, or ERP, systems through host-to-host connectivity and API integrations.
The platform includes services such as payroll processing, bulk payment uploads, government bill payments, A4 cheques and pay orders, according to the bank. It said 85 out of every 100 transactions by count were processed digitally in 2025.
BRAC Bank says CORPnet’s collection solutions include direct debit instructions and virtual account management, allowing businesses to monitor inflows and reconcile transactions more efficiently.
The bank said the platform is being used by clients across a wide range of sectors, including telecommunications, pharmaceuticals, FMCG, educational institutions, hospitals, NGOs, embassies, shipping lines, airlines, multinational companies and development organisations.
BRAC Bank Managing Director and CEO Tareq Refat Ullah Khan said the platform has changed the way businesses manage finance by reducing manual work, cutting paper use and speeding up decision-making.
“Every digital transaction reduces manual effort, cuts paper use, and speeds decision-making. Our clients are banking smarter, saving time and costs, and building more efficient operations,” he said.
BRAC Bank says it plans to expand CORPnet further by adding more services and analytics to strengthen its corporate digital banking ecosystem.