Nagad, the digital financial service of the Bangladesh Postal Department, has recorded the highest annual transaction volume in its history, with total transactions reaching nearly Tk 3,80,000 crore in 2025, up from around Tk 3,30,000 crore in 2024.
Nagad customers performed transactions amounting to Tk 35,530 crore in December alone, which is also the highest monthly transaction volume ever experienced by this mobile money carrier, said a press release issued on Thursday.
Over the course of 2025, Nagad achieved such a monthly transaction milestone thrice. Regarding the latest remarkable achievement, Nagad authorities extended their gratitude to the large family of several crore registered users.
Talking about this new milestone, Nagad Administrator, Md Motasem Billah congratulated all customers, employees, distributors, agents and everyone associated with this MFS operator.
“Nagad has always tried to do something for its customers. As part of that effort, it runs various campaigns at different times of the year. On top of it, the market’s lowest cash-out charge is already there. Because of the trust of our customers and the dedication of our employees, Nagad continues to achieve such milestones,” he said.
He also said that as the digital transaction platform of the Bangladesh Postal Department, Nagad is going ahead by providing greater security for customers’ money through improved services. As a result, new customers continue to join Nagad, while existing ones are transacting more conveniently and in larger volumes than before.
Moreover, the expansion of services and the gradual diversification of activities have steadily enhanced Nagad’s transaction capacity.
Within six years of its launch, Nagad has established itself as one of Bangladesh’s leading mobile financial service providers.
During this period, both the number of customers and transaction volumes have increased significantly. Most of these record-breaking transactions came from cash-in, cash-out, send money, various payments, utility service bill payments, mobile recharges, and remittances.