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[Blaka]

whenever you do banking on your mobile application, you can get your receipts digitally. After you buy something, go to your online banking or use the app. Find where it says "View Receipt" or "Transaction Details" to see the details of what you bought, like the date, amount, and where you bought it.

Some banks let you download or email the digital receipt, which is handy for keeping track of your spending without needing paper receipts. Make sure your contact info is up-to-date, as some banks might email the digital receipt to you automatically.

By using these digital receipts, you can organize your money stuff better and have a quick way to check what you bought. It's a cool and paperless way to handle your money through electronic banking.

 

[IB DD]

I think every Electronic Money Institutions in the world provides that capability. In the Nigerian local EMI app I currently use, you just need to go to transactions history to view the receipts of your payments. It has a functionality that can allow you to share it as an image or a pdf to social platforms or to file sharing apps.

 

[IB DD]

I was being sent money three times to pay fees for my little niece. Three times I made electronic bank transfers to the school, only for them to tell me that we are still owing. All I had to do was to call out my receipts from my app for them to see that everything was complete.

 

[Deyiang]

Yes it is absolutely the right thing for every electronic money institution to be done.
This an innovation to tell you that what you have been getting in offline or traditionally can be done digitally.
Having a receipt will help you to know how much you have spent and to keep history of it.