The MTS ID for Business team has implemented user identification for the new Qplus e-wallet. Verification via MTS ID in the Qplus wallet gives users opportunities for international payments: a currency account in tenge and a virtual card for paying for foreign online services and settlements abroad via NFC.

The solution is aimed at verifying users using Mobile Connect operator technology, which allows the financial service, among other things, to fulfill legislative requirements for user identification (115-FZ). Authorization via MTS ID also gives bank customers the opportunity to access increased limits on transactions and storage of savings, a full range of transfers and payments, including payment for digital services and gaming content.

As a reminder, the new Qplus e-wallet was launched by Euroalliance Bank and Kiwi in December 2025.

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