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bKash vs PayPay

bKash and PayPay are both payment receiving platforms. On a $1,000 payment you keep about $981.50–$985.10 on bKash and $1,000 on PayPay, before withdrawal or currency-conversion costs.

Updated · from each platform’s published fees and payout terms · how we verify

Key differences

  • On a $1,000 payment you keep about $981.50–$985.10 on bKash and $1,000 on PayPay, before withdrawal or currency-conversion costs.
  • Both pay out via Bank transfer. Only bKash offers Agent cash-out and ATM.
  • bKash is the older platform — founded in 2011, 7 years before PayPay (2018).
  • bKash is based in Bangladesh, PayPay in Japan.

Which should you choose?

Choose bKash if…

  • You want to withdraw via Agent cash-out and ATM.
  • You prefer a long track record (since 2011).

Choose PayPay if…

  • Keeping more of each payment matters most — its fee is lower.

Side by side

bKash Bangladesh dominant mobile money service where anyone receives and cashes out payments. Visit PayPay Receive and hold payments on Japan dominant QR wallet. Visit
Type Payment receiving like Payoneer Payment receiving like Payoneer
Category Payments Payments
Vetted No No
Work from home No Yes
Fees Free P2P within limits, agent cash-out 1.49-1.85% Free P2P, bank withdrawal 100 JPY
Withdraw via Agent cash-out, ATM, bank transfer Bank transfer to Japanese account
Availability Bangladesh Japan
Local to Bangladesh Japan
Founded 2011 2018
Headquarters Dhaka, Bangladesh Tokyo, Japan
Popularity 59 views · 1 likes 53 views · 0 likes

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, bKash or PayPay?

On a $1,000 payment you keep about $981.50–$985.10 on bKash and $1,000 on PayPay, before withdrawal or currency-conversion costs.

Where are bKash and PayPay available?

bKash: Bangladesh. PayPay: Japan.

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