CB BANK PCL
For existing bank customers and local business owners in Myanmar requiring digital transaction and account management tools.
Known forCB Pay
For existing bank customers and local business owners in Myanmar requiring digital transaction and account management tools.
Providing digital banking and payment solutions for customers and merchants in Myanmar. Enabling secure financial management via mobile devices.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 3Last updated
CB Pay
v1.33.0
7mo ago
Primary focus
Mobile banking and merchant payment solutions
Scale
indie
Target audience
Existing bank customers and local business owners in Myanmar requiring digital transaction and account management tools.
Origin
Established on 21st August 1992 with the permission of the Central Bank of Myanmar.
Released 3 updates across 3 apps in the last 6 months, with all titles currently active and maintained.
3 apps analysed
Deep integration with local ATM infrastructure
0
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
25/100
Avg sentiment score
Edenred competes directly for the digital wallet market share by offering sophisticated card management and merchant-linked services that mirror the core utility of CB Pay.
Strategic outlook coming soon.
What fed this analysis
This app is a direct functional competitor in the regional banking space, focusing on essential mobile banking services like QR payments and bill management.
Muktinath Faida competes by providing a robust, security-focused mobile banking platform that targets the same core retail banking customer base.
hipay competes by bridging traditional finance with lifestyle services, specifically targeting users who require cross-border payment capabilities and transit integration.
PeiGo competes by offering a streamlined, mobile-first financial experience that focuses on expense control and automated funding, appealing to the same digital-native demographic.
This app occupies the same 'quick-finance' utility space, competing for users who need fast, transactional financial tools.
This app competes for the attention of users managing specific financial planning needs, overlapping with the advisory aspects of a banking app.
While a utility, it competes for the user's 'financial screen time' by providing essential calculation tools that users often need alongside banking apps.
It serves the same audience looking for simple, localized financial tracking and reporting tools outside of a full banking suite.
A new entrant targeting niche financial planning, which could siphon off users looking for specialized calculators within the finance category.
This newcomer focuses on personal financial management and analytics, directly challenging the 'financial dashboard' utility of banking apps.
