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DEBEL Withdrawal
Minimum Fund Deposit = RM100
Minimum Withdrawal Amount = RM100
DEBEL users can withdraw funds seamlessly in the following method:
- PAYPAL
- Bank Transfers – Supported in: ✅ Malaysia
COMING SOON TO DEBEL
✅ Thailand
✅ Singapore
✅ Vietnam
✅ India
✅ Philippines
✅ Myanmar
✅ Indonesia
✅ Korea
For withdrawal instructions, please check your DEBEL account settings or contact support if you need assistance.
Stay tuned as we continue expanding our services to more regions!
Thailand
Bank Code | Bank Name |
002 | Bangkok Bank Public Company Limited (BBL) |
004 | Kasikornbank Public Company Limited (KBANK) |
006 | Krung Thai Bank Public Company Limited (KTB) |
011 | TMB Bank Public Company Limited (TMB) |
014 | Siam Commercial Bank Public Company Limited (SCB) |
017 | Citibank N.A. (CITI) |
020 | Standard Chartered Bank (Thai) Public Company Limited (SCBT) |
022 | BANKTHAI Public Company Limited (UOBT) |
024 | United Overseas Bank (Thai) PCL (UOBT) |
025 | Bank of Ayudhya Public Company Limited (BAY) |
030 | Government Saving Bank (GOV) |
031 | Hong Kong & Shanghai Corporation Limited (HSBC) |
033 | Government Housing Bank (GHB) |
034 | Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives (AGRI) |
039 | Mizuho Corporate Bank Limited (MHCB) |
065 | Thanachart Bank Public Company Limited (TBANK) |
066 | Islamic Bank of Thailand (ISBT) |
067 | Tisco Bank Public Company Limited (TISCO) |
069 | Kiatnakin Bank Public Company Limited (KK) |
070 | ACL Bank Public Company Limited (ACL) |
071 | The Thai Credit Retail Bank Public Company Limited (TCRB) |
073 | Land and Houses Bank Public Company Limited (LHBANK) |
079 | ANZ Bank (Thai) Public Company Limited (ANZ) |
080 | Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank (THAI) PCL. (SMTB) |
098 | Small and Medium Enterprise Development Bank of Thailand (SMEB) |
Singapore
Bank Code/ SWIFT BIC | Bank Name | Support FAST Transfer |
ANZBSGSXXXX | Australia and New Zealand Banking Group | Yes |
BKKBSGSGXXX | Bangkok Bank Public Company Limited | |
BOFASG2XXXX | Bank of America, National Association | |
BKCHSGSGXXX | Bank of China Limited | Yes |
BEASSGSGXXX | Bank of East Asia | |
BKIDSGSGXXX | Bank of India | |
BOTKSGSXXXX | Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ | |
BNPASGSGXXX | BNP Paribas | Yes |
CTCBSGSGXXX | Chinatrust Commercial Bank Co. Ltd | |
CIBBSGSGXXX | CIMB Bank Berhad | Yes |
CITISGSGXXX | Citibank NA Singapore Branch | Yes |
CITISGSLXXX | Citibank Singapore Limited | Yes |
COBASGSXXXX | Commerzbank Aktiengesellschaft | |
CRLYSGSGXXX | Crédit Agricole Corporate And Investment Bank | |
DBSSSGSGXXX | DBS Bank Ltd | Yes |
DEUTSGSGXXX | Deutsche Bank AG | Yes |
DNBASGSGXXX | DnB Bank ASA | |
FCBKSGSGXXX | First Commercial Bank | |
HLBBSGSGXXX | HL Bank | Yes |
HSBCSGSGXXX | Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited, Singapore Branch |
Yes |
HSBCSGS2XXX | HSBC Bank (Singapore) Ltd | |
ICICSGSGXXX | ICICI Bank Limited | Yes |
IDIBSGSGXXX | Indian Bank | |
IOBASGSGXXX | Indian Overseas Bank | |
ICBKSGSGXXX | Industrial & Commercial Bank Of China | Yes |
BCITSGSGXXX | Intesa Sanpaolo SpA | |
CHASSGSGXXX | X JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. | |
KOEXSGSGXXX | Korea Exchange Bank | |
MBBESGSGXXX | Malayan Banking Berhad | |
MBBESGS2XXX | Maybank Singapore Limited | Yes |
MHCBSGSGXXX | Mizuho Bank Limited | Yes |
NATASGSGXXX | National Australia Bank Ltd | |
NDEASGSGXXX | Nordea Bank AB | |
OCBCSGSGXXX | Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd | Yes |
BNINSGSGXXX | PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) TBK | |
QNBASGSGXXX | Qatar National Bank SAQ | |
RHBBSGSGXXX | RHB Bank Berhad | Yes |
ESSESGSGXXX | Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB | |
SOGESGSGXXX | Societe Generale | |
SCBLSGSGXXX | Standard Chartered Bank, Singapore Branch | Yes |
SCBLSG22XXX | Standard Chartered Bank, (Singapore) Limited | Yes |
SBINSGSGXXX | State Bank Of India | |
SMBCSGSGXXX | Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation | Yes |
HANDSGSGXXX | Svenska Handelsbanken AB | |
UBSWSGSGXXX | UBS AG | |
UCBASGSGXXX | UCO Bank | |
BVBESGSGXXX | UniCredit Bank AG | |
UOVBSGSGXXX | United Overseas Bank Ltd | Yes |
Malaysia
Bank Code | Bank Name |
---|---|
MFBBMYKL | Alliance Bank Malaysia Berhad |
ALSRMYKL | Alliance Islamic Bank |
MBAMMYKL | Alliance Investment Bank Berhad - Conventional |
MBAMMY21 | Alliance Investment Bank Berhad SPI |
ISCAMYK1 | ABRAR DISCOUNTS BHD |
ISCA9999 | ABRAR DISCOUNTS BHD SPI |
PHBMMYKL | AFFIN BANK BHD |
PAMBMYK1 | AFFIN INVESTMENT BANK BHD |
AIBBMYKL | AFFIN ISLAMIC BANK BHD |
AGOBMYKL | AGROBANK |
AGOBMY21 | AGROBANK SPI |
RJHIMYKL | AL-RAJHI BANK MALAYSIA BHD |
ARBKMYKL | AMBANK BHD |
AMMBMYKL | AMINVESTMENT BANK BHD |
AMMBMY21 | AMINVESTMENT BANK BHD SPI |
AISLMYKL | AMISLAMIC BANK BHD |
AFBQMYKL | ASIAN FINANCE BANK BHD |
BKKBMYKL | BANGKOK BANK BHD |
BIMBMYKL | BANK ISLAM BHD |
BKRMMYK1 | BANK KERJASAMA RAKYAT |
BKRMMYKL | BANK KERJASAMA RAKYAT - NEW |
BMMBMYKL | BANK MUAMALAT MALAYSIA BHD |
BNMAMYKL | BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA |
BOFAMY2X | BANK OF AMERICA BHD |
BKCHMYKL | BANK OF CHINA MALAYSIA BHD |
BOTKMYKX | BANK OF TOKYO-MITSUBISHI UFJ |
BOTKMY21 | BANK OF TOKYO-MITSUBISHI UFJ SPI |
PEMBMYK1 | BANK PEMBANGUNAN |
PEMBMY21 | BANK PEMBANGUNAN SPI |
BSNAMYK1 | BANK SIMPANAN NASIONAL |
BSNAMY21 | BANK SIMPANAN NASIONAL SPI |
BNPA9999 | BNP PARIBAS MALAYSIA BHD |
BNPAMYKL | BNP PARIBAS MALAYSIA BHD |
BNPAMY21 | BNP PARIBAS MALAYSIA BHD SPI |
CAGAMYKL | CAGAMAS BHD |
CAGAMY21 | CAGAMAS BHD SPI |
CIBBMYKL | CIMB BANK BHD |
COIMMYKL | CIMB INVESTMENT BANK BHD |
COIMMY21 | CIMB INVESTMENT BANK BHD SPI |
CTBBMYKL | CIMB ISLAMIC BANK BHD |
CITIMYKL | CITIBANK BHD |
CITIMYM1 | CITIBANK BHD SPI |
DEUTMYKL | DEUTSCHE BANK MALAYSIA BHD |
DEUTMY21 | DEUTSCHE BANK MALAYSIA BHD SPI |
AVSSMYK1 | ECM LIBRA INVESTMENT BANK BHD |
EXMBMY21 | EXPORT IMPORT BANK BHD (EXIM) |
EXMB9999 | EXPORT IMPORT BANK BHD SPI |
HLBBMYKL | HONG LEONG BANK BHD |
PERDMYK1 | HONG LEONG INVESTMENT BANK BHD |
HLIBMYKL | HONG LEONG ISLAMIC BANK BHD |
HBMBMYKL | HSBC Bank |
HBMB9999 | HSBC AMANAH |
HMABMYKL | HSBC AMANAH MALAYSIA BHD |
HDSBMY2P | AFFIN HWANGDBS INVESTMENT BANK BHD |
IIMBMYKL | INDIA INTERNATIONAL BANK MALAYSIA BHD |
ICBKMYKL | INDUSTRIAL AND COMM BANK OF CHINA MALAYSIA |
CHASMYKX | JP MORGAN CHASE BANK BHD |
KAFBMYKL | KAF INVESTMENT BANK BHD |
KAFBMY21 | KAF INVESTMENT BANK BHD SPI |
KKENMYK1 | KENANGA INVESTMENT BANK BHD |
KKENMY21 | KENANGA INVESTMENT BANK BHD SPI |
KWAPMYK1 | KUMPULAN WANG PERSARAAN DIPERBADANKAN (KWAP) |
KWSPMYK1 | KUMPULAN WANG SIMPANAN PEKERJA (KWSP) |
KFHOMYKL | KUWAIT FINANCE HOUSE |
MBBEMYKL | MALAYAN BANKING BHD |
MEPSMYK1 | MEPS |
MBEAMYKL | MAYBANK INVESTMENT BANK BHD |
MBEAMY21 | MAYBANK INVESTMENT BANK BHD SPI |
MBISMYKL | MAYBANK ISLAMIC BHD |
MIDFMYK1 | MIDF AMANAH INVESTMENT |
MIDFMY21 | MIDF AMANAH INVESTMENT SPI |
MIMBMYKL | MIMB INVESTMENT BANK BHD |
MHCBMYKA | MIZUHO BANK (M) BHD |
NBADMYKL | NATIONAL BANK OF ABU DHABI |
OABBMYKL | OCBC AL-AMIN BANK BHD |
OCBCMYKL | OCBC BANK MALAYSIA BHD |
OSKIMYKL | OSK INVESTMENT BANK BHD |
OSKI9999 | OSK INVESTMENT BANK BHD SPI |
PBBEMYKL | PUBLIC BANK BHD |
SMBBMYK1 | PUBLIC INVESTMENT BANK BHD |
PIBEMYK1 | PUBLIC ISLAMIC BANK BHD |
RHBBMYKL | RHB BANK |
RHBMMYK1 | RHB INVESTMENT BANK |
RHBAMYKL | RHB ISLAMIC BANK |
MSMEMYK1 | SME BANK |
MSMEMY21 | SME BANK SPI |
SCBLMYKX | STANDARD CHARTERED BANK BHD |
SCSRMYKK | STANDARD CHARTERED SAADIQ BHD |
SMBCMYKL | SUMITOMO MITSUI BANK BHD |
NOSCMYKL | THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA BHD |
ABNAMYKL | THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND BHD |
UOVBMYKL | UNITED OVERSEAS BANK MALAYSIA BHD |
UOVBMY21 | UNITED OVERSEAS BANK MALAYSIA BHD SPI |
PCBCMYKL | CHINE CONSTRUCTION BANK (MALAYSIA) BERHAD |
ABNAMY2A | THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND PLC LABUAN BRANCH |
BISLMYKA | BANK ISLAM MALAYSIA BERHAD LABUAN OFFSHORE BRANCH |
BNPAMYKA | BNP PARIBAS |
BOTKMYKA | BANK OF TOKYO-MITSUBISHI UFJ, LTD., THE |
CHASMY2A | JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A., LABUAN BRANCH |
CHASMYL1 | J.P. MORGAN CHASE BANK BERHAD |
CIBBMY2L | CIMB BANK BERHAD, LABUAN OFFSHORE BRANCH |
CIBBMYKA | CIMB BANK (L) LIMITED |
HSBCMYKA | HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION LTD.,THE |
MBBEMY2L | MAYBANK INTERNATIONAL LABUAN BRANCH |
MBBEMYKA | MAYBANK INTERNATIONAL (L) LTD. |
MHCBMY2L | MIZUHO BANK, LTD., LABUAN BRANCH |
NOSCMY2L | BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA, THE |
OCBCMYKA | OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORP. LTD, LABUAN BRANCH |
PBLLMYKA | PUBLIC BANK (L) LTD |
RHBBMYKA | RHB BANK (L) LTD |
SMBCMYKA | SUMITOMO MITSUI BANKING CORPORATION |
UOVBMY2L | UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED LABUAN BRANCH |
PCBCMY22 | CHINA CONSTRUCTION BANK CORPORATION LABUAN BRANCH |
Vietnam
Bank Code | Bank Name |
---|---|
ABBANK | ABBANK - NH An Binh |
ACB | ACB - NH A Chau |
AGRIBANK | AGRIBANK - NH Nong Nghiep va PTNT VN |
BAB | BAB - NH Bac A |
BANVIET | BANVIET - VIETCAPITALBANK - NH Ban Viet |
BAOVIETBANK | BAOVIET BANK - NH Bao Viet |
BIDV | BIDV - NH Dau Tu va Phat Trien VN |
CIMB | CIMB - NH CIMB Bank |
DONGABANK | DONGA BANK - NH Dong A |
EXIMBANK | EXIMBANK - NH Xuat Nhap Khau |
GPBANK | GP BANK - NH Dau Khi Toan Cau |
HDBANK | HDBANK - NH Phat Trien Tp HCM |
HLB | HLB - NH Hongleong Bank |
IVB | IVB - NH Indovina |
KIENLONGBANK | KIENLONG BANK - NH Kien Long |
LIENVIETPOSTBANK | LIENVIETPOSTBANK - NH Buu Dien Lien Viet |
MBBANK | MBBANK - NH Quan Doi |
MSB | MSB- NH Hang Hai |
NAMABANK | NAMABANK - NH Nam A |
NCB | NCB - NH Quốc Dân |
OCB | OCB - NH Phuong Dong |
OCEANBANK | OCEANBANK - NH Dai Duong |
PGBANK | PGBANK - NH Xang Dau Petrolimex |
PUBLICBANK | PUBLIC BANK - NH MTV Public Viet Nam |
PVCOMBANK | PVCOMBANK - NH Dai Chung Viet Nam |
SACOMBANK | SACOMBANK - NH Sai gon Thuong Tin |
SAIGONBANK | SAIGON BANK - NH Sai Gon Cong Thuong |
SCB | SCB - NH Sai Gon |
SEABANK | SEABANK - NH Dong Nam A |
SHB | SHB - NH Sai Gon Ha Noi |
SHINHANBANK | SHINHAN BANK - NH Shinhan Bank |
TECHCOMBANK | TECHCOMBANK - NH Ky Thuong |
TPBANK | TPBANK - NH Tien Phong |
UOB | UOB - NH UOB Viet Nam |
VIB | VIB - NH Quoc Te |
VIETABANK | VIETABANK - NH Viet A |
VIETCOMBANK | VIETCOMBANK - NH Ngoai Thuong VietNam |
VIETINBANK | VIETINBANK - NH Cong Thuong VN |
VPBANK | VPBANK - NH Viet Nam Thinh Vuong |
VRB | VRB - NH Lien Doanh Viet Nga |
WOORIBANK | WOORI BANK - NH Woori |
Philippines
Bank Code | Bank Name |
---|---|
ABC | ALLIED BANKING CORPORATION |
ABI | ALLBANK, INC. (A THRIFT BANK) |
ADB | ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK |
ANZB | AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND BANK |
ASB | Allied Savings Bank |
ATDB | ASIA TRUST DEVT BANK |
AUB | ASIA UNITED BANK |
BA | Bank of America |
BANG | BANGKOK BANK PUBLIC CO., LTD. |
BDO | BANCO DE ORO |
BDSB | BPI DIRECT SAVINGS BANK |
BFB | BPI FAMILY SAVING BANK |
BMB | Bangko Mabuhay (A Rural Bank), Inc. |
BOC | BANK OF COMMERCE |
BOCH | BANK OF CHINA |
BOF | BANK OF FLORIDA |
BOM | BANK OF MAKATI |
BOTK | BANK OF TOKYO - Mitsubishi (MUFG BANK) |
BPI | BANK OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS |
BSJ | BANCO SAN JUAN |
CBB | COUNTRY BUILDERS BANK, INC. |
CBC | CHINA BANKING CORPORATION |
CBI | CAMALIG BANK, INC. |
CBS | China Bank Savings |
CCB | CHINATRUST COMMERCIAL BANK |
CIMB | CIMB Bank |
CITI | CITIBAN NA |
CLB | Cebuana Lhuillier Rural Bank, Inc. |
CSB | Citystate Bank |
CTIS | CITIBANK SAVINGS |
DBI | DUNGGANON BANK, INC. |
DBP | DEVELOPMENT BANK OF THE PHILIPPINES |
DCPI | DCPAY PHILIPPINES INC. |
DEUT | DEUTSCHE BANK |
ESB | EQUICOM SAVINGS BANK |
EWB | EAST WEST BANK |
EWR | East West Rural Bank, Inc. |
FCB | FIRST CONSOLIDATED BANK |
GBY | Grabpay Philippines |
GXI | G-XCHANGE INC. |
HSBC | HONG KONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORP. |
HSBS | HSBC Savings Bank |
HSLB | HERMOSA SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK |
IBK | INDUSTRIAL BANK OF KOREA |
ING | ING Bank N.V. |
INNO | INNOVATIVE BANK |
ISL | ISLA Bank (A THRIFT BANK), Inc. |
JPMC | JPMORGAN CHASE BANK |
KEB | KEB HANA BANK |
LBP | LANDBANK OF THE PHILIPPINES |
MAYB | MAYBANK |
MB | Malayan Bank |
MBTC | METROBANK |
MCB | MIZUHO BANK, LTD. |
MICB | MEGA INTL COMMERCIAL BANK |
ONB | BDO NETWORK BANK |
OPI | OmniPay, Inc. |
PAR | Partner Rural Bank (Cotabato), Inc |
PB | Postal Bank |
PBB | Philippine Business Bank |
PBCOM | PHILIPPINE BANK OF COMMUNICATION |
PDB | PREMIER DEVELOPMENT BANK |
PILB | PILIPINAS BANK |
PLB | PLANTERS BANK |
PLT | PHILTRUST BANK |
PNB | PHILIPPINE NATIONAL BANK |
PNBS | PHILIPPINE NATIONAL BANK SAVINGS |
PRUD | PRUDENTIAL BANK |
PSBA | Philippine Savings Bank |
PSBC | PRODUCERS SAVINGS BANK CORPORATION |
PVB | PHILIPPINES VETERANS BANK |
QCB | Quezon Capital Bank |
QDB | QUEEN CITY DEVELOPMENT BANK |
RB | REAL Bank |
RCBC | RIZAL COMMERCIAL BANKING CORPORATION |
RBG | Rural Bank of Guinobatan, Inc |
RBI | Rang-ay Bank, Inc. (A Rural Bank) |
ROB | ROBINSONS Bank |
RSB | RCBC Savings Bank |
SB | SHINHAN BANK |
SCB | STANDARD CHARTERED BANK |
SMBC | SUMITOMO MITSUI BANKING CORPORATION |
SMI | PAYMAYA PHILIPPINES INC. |
SSB | Sun Savings Bank, Inc. |
STB | STERLING BANK |
UCPB | UNITED COCONUT PLANTERS BANK |
UCPBS | UCPB SAVING BANK |
UNIB | UNION BANK |
UOB | UNITED OVERSEAS BANK PHILS. |
WDB | Wealth Development Bank Corporation |
YSB | YUANTA SAVINGS BANK |
CASH | For CASH disbursement using RCBC TELEREMIT |
Myanmar
Bank Code | Bank Name |
---|---|
KBZ | KBZ Bank |
AYA | AYA Bank |
CB | Co-Operative Bank |
MAB | MAB Bank |
MSP | MSP eWallet (via EBA) |
SaiSaiPay | SaiSaiPay eWallet (via EBA) |
OKDL | OK$ eWallet (via EBA) |
MPSNSUB | M-Pitesan Agent CashIn eWallet (via EBA) |
MPSCHL | M-Pitesan Channel Wallet CashIn eWallet (via EBA) |
MPT | MPT Money eWallet (via EBA) |
Indonesia
Bank Code | Bank Name |
---|---|
002 | Bank Rakyat Indonesia |
003 | Bank Ekspor Indonesia |
008 | Bank Mandiri |
009 | Bank Negara Indonesia |
011 | Bank Danamon |
013 | Bank Permata |
014 | Bank Central Asia |
016 | Bank Maybank |
019 | Bank Panin |
020 | Bank Arta Niaga Kencana |
022 | CIMB Niaga Bank |
023 | Bank UOB Indonesia |
028 | Bank OCBC NISP |
031 | Citibank |
032 | JP Morgan Chase Bank |
033 | Bank of America Merill-Lynch |
037 | Bank Artha Graha International |
040 | Bangkok Bank |
042 | Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ |
045 | Bank Sumitomo Mitsui Indonesia |
046 | Bank DBS Indonesia |
047 | Bank Resona Perdania |
048 | Bank Mizuho Indonesia |
050 | Standard Charted Bank |
054 | Bank Capital Indonesia |
057 | Bank BNP Paribas |
060 | Bank Rabobank International Indonesia |
061 | Bank ANZ Indonesia |
067 | Deutsche Bank |
069 | Bank of China (BOC) |
076 | Bank Bumi Arta |
087 | Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Corporation (HSBC) |
088 | Bank Antar Daerah |
095 | Bank Mutiara |
097 | Bank Mayapada International |
110 | Bank BJB |
111 | Bank DKI |
112 | Bank Pembangunan Daerah (BPD DIY) |
113 | BPD Jawa Tengah |
114 | BPD Jawa Timur |
115 | BPD Jambi |
116 | BPD Aceh |
117 | BPD Sumut |
118 | BPD Sumatera Barat |
119 | BPD Riau Dan Kepri |
120 | BPD Sumsel Dan Babel |
121 | BPD Lampung |
122 | BPD Kalimantan Selatan |
123 | BPD Kalimantan Barat |
124 | BPD Kalimantan Timur |
125 | BPD Kalimantan Tengah |
126 | BPD Sulselbar |
127 | BPD Sulut |
128 | BPD Nusa Tenggara Barat |
129 | BPD Bali |
130 | BPD Nusa Tenggara Timur |
131 | BPD Maluku |
132 | BPD Papua |
133 | BPD Bengkulu |
134 | BPD Sulawesi Tengah |
135 | BPD Sulawesi Tenggara |
137 | Bank Pundi Indonesia |
145 | Bank Nusantara Parahyangan |
147 | Bank Muamalat Indonesia |
151 | Bank Mestika Dharma |
152 | Bank Metro Express |
153 | Sinarmas |
157 | Bank Maspion Indonesia |
161 | Bank Ganesha |
162 | Bank Windu Kentjana Int |
164 | Bank ICBC Indonesia |
167 | Bank QNB Kesawan |
200 | Bank Tabungan Negara (BTN) |
212 | Bank Woori Indonesia |
213 | Bank Tabungan Pensiunan Nasional |
405 | Bank Victoria Syariah |
422 | Bank Syariah BRI |
426 | Bank Mega |
441 | Bank Bukopin |
451 | Bank Syariah Mandiri |
459 | Bank Bisnis Internasional |
466 | Bank Andara |
472 | Bank Jasa Jakarta |
484 | Bank Hana |
485 | Bank MNC Internasional |
490 | Bank Yudha Bhakti |
491 | Bank Mitra Niaga |
494 | Bank Agroniaga |
498 | Bank SBI Indonesia |
501 | Bank Royal Indonesia |
503 | Bank Nationalnobu |
506 | Bank Syariah Mega |
513 | Bank Ina Perdana |
517 | Bank Panin Syariah |
520 | Prima Master Bank |
521 | Bank Syariah Bukopin |
523 | Bank Sahabat Sampoerna |
526 | Bank Dinar Indonesia |
531 | Anglomas International Bank |
535 | Bank Kesejahteraan Ekonomi |
536 | Bank Central Asia (BCA) Syariah |
542 | Bank Artos Indonesia |
547 | Bank Sahabat Purba Danarta |
548 | Bank Multi Arta Sentosa |
553 | Bank Mayora |
555 | Bank Index Selindo |
559 | Centratama Nasional Bank |
562 | Bank Fama International |
564 | Bank Sinar Harapan Bali |
566 | Bank Victoria Internasional |
567 | Bank Harda Internasional |
722 | Bank Danamon UUS |
724 | Bank DKI UUS |
725 | BPD Jawa Tengah UUS |
726 | BPD Jawa Timur UUS |
727 | BPD Kalimantan Barat UUS |
728 | BPD Kalimantan Selatan UUS |
729 | BPD Kalimantan Timur UUS |
731 | Bank OCBC NISP UUS |
732 | BPD Sumatera Barat UUS |
733 | BPD Sumut UUS |
735 | BPD Sulselbar UUS |
736 | Bank Pembangunan Daerah (BPD DIY) Syariah |
945 | Bank Agris |
949 | Bank Chinatrust Indonesia |
950 | Bank Commonwealth |
Korea
Bank Code | Bank Name |
---|---|
002 | Korea Development Bank |
003 | Industrial Bank of Korea |
004 | Kookmin Bank |
005 | Korea Exchange Bank |
006 | Housing & Commercial Bank |
007 | National Fishery Coop Federation |
011 | Nonghyup Bank |
012 | Agricultural Coop Unit |
019 | Kookmin Bank |
020 | Woori Bank |
021 | Cho Heung Bank |
022 | Woori Bank |
023 | Standard Chartered |
025 | Seoul Bank |
026 | Shin Han Bank |
027 | Citibank Korea |
031 | Daegu Bank |
032 | Busan Bank |
034 | Kwangju Bank |
035 | Jeju Bank |
037 | Jeonbuk Bank |
039 | Kyongnam Bank |
045 | Korea Federation of Community Credit Cooperatives |
048 | National Credit Union Federation of Korea |
050 | Korea Federation of Mutual Savin & Finance Companies |
053 | Citibank Korea |
054 | HSBC |
055 | Deutsche Bank |
056 | ABN Amro |
057 | JP Morgan |
060 | Bank of America |
061 | BNP Paribas |
062 | Industrial and Commercial Bank of China |
063 | Bank of China |
064 | National Forestry Cooperative Federation |
071 | Korea Post |
081 | KEB Hana Bank |
083 | Peace Bank of Korea |
088 | Shinhan Bank |
089 | K Bank |
090 | Kakao Bank |
092 | Toss Bank |
209 | Tong Yang Securities Inc |
218 | Hyndai Securities |
225 | IBK Securities |
227 | KTB Investment & Securities |
230 | Mirae Asset Securities |
238 | Daewoo Securities |
240 | Samsung Securities |
243 | Korea Investment & Securities |
247 | Woori Investment & Securities |
261 | Kyobo Securities |
262 | Hi Investment & Securities |
263 | HMC Investment & Securities |
264 | Kiwoom Securities |
265 | ETrade Investment & Securities |
266 | SK Securities |
267 | Daeshin Securities |
268 | Solomon Investment & Securities |
269 | Hanwha Securities |
270 | Hana Daetoo Investment |
271 | Toss Investment |
278 | Shinhan Investment Corp |
279 | Dongbu Securities |
280 | Eugene Investment & Securities |
287 | Meritz Securities |
288 | Kakao Pay Securities |
289 | NH Investment & Securities |
290 | Bookook Securities |
291 | Shinyoung Securities |
292 | LIG Investment & Securities |
294 | Fund Online Korea |
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Welcome to the DEBEL FAQ page! Below, we’ve answered the most frequently asked questions about DEBEL Events, Projects, Services, and Affiliates. If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out to our support team.
DEBEL Events
Q: What types of events can I host on DEBEL? A: You can host a variety of events, including online and offline group tutoring classes, webinars, seminars, workshops, conferences, and more.
Q: How do I set up an event? A: Simply log in to your DEBEL account, navigate to the “Events” section, and click “Create Event.” Fill out the event details, set your pricing, and publish your event.
Q: What are the commission rates for hosting events? A: DEBEL charges the following commission rates: Debel Fees & Charges
Q: Can I host free events? A: Yes, you can host free events. Simply set the price to $0 when creating your event.
Q: Is there a limit to the number of participants for my events? A: DEBEL allows you to set your own participant limits. For online events, ensure your chosen platform can support your capacity.
Q: How
DEBEL Projects
Q: What are DEBEL Projects? A: DEBEL Projects focus on personalized education solutions, such as tailored tutoring, project-based learning, course development, educational consulting and others.
FAQ on Debel Projects bidding categories
### Personal Tutoring Jobs - Physical or Online Classes
- *Q:* How does the bidding process work for personal tutoring jobs?
*A:* Instructors can place bids to offer their tutoring services, detailing their rates, expertise, and availability. Students then select the tutor who best matches their educational needs and budget.
- *Q:* What role does the escrow system play in these tutoring jobs?
*A:* The escrow system ensures that payments are securely held until the tutoring session is satisfactorily completed, safeguarding both the tutor and student.
### Personal Coaching Jobs - Physical or Online Classes
- *Q:* How do coaches bid for personal coaching jobs?
*A:* Coaches submit bids outlining their coaching services, specialties, and session rates. Clients can then choose the coach who aligns with their personal development goals.
- *Q:* Is the payment for coaching classes secured through escrow?
*A:* Yes, payments are held in escrow to ensure that both the coach and client are satisfied with the coaching sessions before release.
### Employment Vacancies
- *Q:* How does bidding work for employment vacancies?
*A:* Qualified candidates can place bids on job postings, highlighting their expertise, experience, and expected remuneration. Employers then select the most suitable candidate for their needs.
- *Q:* Are job offers and acceptances managed through an escrow system?
*A:* While typical employment processes do not use escrow, our platform ensures secure communication and agreement terms between employers and candidates.
### Customized Learning Projects
- *Q:* How do instructors bid for customized learning projects?
*A:* Instructors submit proposals in response to specific learning project requests, detailing their approach, timelines, and fees for developing customized content.
- *Q:* Is payment for these projects handled via escrow?
*A:* Yes, to safeguard both parties, payments are held in escrow until the project deliverables are approved.
### Course Development
- *Q:* What is the process for bidding on course development opportunities?
*A:* Educators bid by presenting their course outlines, teaching methodology, and development costs, showcasing how they can meet the learning platform’s requirements.
- *Q:* Are course development fees held in escrow?
*A:* Yes, this ensures that educators are paid upon successful completion and approval of the course content.
### Project-Based Learning
- *Q:* How do instructors bid for project-based learning opportunities?
*A:* Instructors propose their approach to overseeing or assisting in the project, including their expertise, project management strategy, and bid amount.
- *Q:* Does the platform use an escrow system for these projects?
*A:* Absolutely, to ensure that instructors are fairly compensated upon successful project completion.
### Educational Consulting
- *Q:* How do experts bid for educational consulting roles?
*A:* Experts submit their bids by outlining their qualifications, experience, and proposed strategies for addressing the institution's needs.
- *Q:* Is an escrow system used for consultancy payments?
*A:* Yes, this ensures secure and satisfactory transactions for both parties.
### Training Programs
- *Q:* What is the bidding process for training program opportunities?
*A:* Trainers bid by detailing their expertise, training methodologies, and fees tailored to the specific needs of the program.
- *Q:* Are training program payments made through escrow?
*A:* Yes, to ensure that trainers are compensated after fulfilling their training commitments.
### Language Instruction Services - Physical or Online Sessions
*Q:* How do language instructors bid for teaching opportunities?
*A:* Instructors place bids including their language proficiency, teaching approach, and session rates for potential students to review.
*Q:* Is escrow used for language session payments?
*A:* Yes, securing the payment until the completion of language sessions to the satisfaction of the student.
Q: Who can post projects? A: Both parents and learners can post projects to find private tutors, coaches, or consultants for specific educational needs. Instructors & Institutions also able to post project to find suitable freelancers.
Q: How do I respond to a project request? A: Browse posted projects in the “Projects” section, and click “Apply” on projects that match your expertise. Include a personalized proposal.
Q: Are projects limited to online interactions? A: No, projects can be conducted online or offline, depending on the client’s requirements and your availability.
Q: How does payment work for projects? A: Payment is processed securely through DEBEL’s platform. A deposit fee may apply depending on the project category.
Q: How much Debel charges for Debel Projects? Debel Projects charges depending on type of subscription. please refer SUBSCRIPTION
DEBEL Services
Q: What services can I offer on DEBEL? A: ANY TYPES OF SERVICES SUITABLE. You can offer a wide range of services, including tutoring, coaching, language classes, skill-based training and others
Q: How do I list my services? A: Go to the “Services” section, click “Add Service,” and fill out the required details. You can set fixed fees for your services.
Q: Can institutions list services? A: Yes, institutions such as tutoring centers, colleges, and universities can list services on DEBEL.
Q: How does DEBEL ensure quality in services? A: Service providers are verified, and users can leave reviews and ratings to maintain quality standards.
Q: How much Debel charges for Debel Services? Debel Services charges depending on type of subscription. please refer SUBSCRIPTION
DEBEL Affiliates
Q: What is the DEBEL Affiliate Program? A: The DEBEL Affiliate Program allows you to earn commissions by referring others to use DEBEL’s platform for events, services, or projects.
Q: How do I join the affiliate program? A: Log in to your account, navigate to the “Affiliate” section, and sign up for the program. You’ll receive a unique referral link.
Q: What are the commission levels? A: DEBEL offers a five-tier commission structure:
- Level 1: 10%
- Level 2: 5%
- Level 3: 3%
- Level 4: 2%
- Level 5: 1%
Q: Can I track my affiliate earnings? A: Yes, your affiliate dashboard provides detailed tracking of your referrals and earnings.
Q: Are there restrictions on how I promote DEBEL? A: Affiliates must adhere to DEBEL’s marketing guidelines, which prohibit spam and false advertising.
Affiliate Deduction Details for DEBEL
DEBEL’s affiliate program incorporates deductions to reward affiliates while maintaining fairness for all stakeholders. Below is an explanation of how affiliate deductions are applied for DEBEL Projects, Services, and Events:
1. DEBEL Projects
Affiliate Deduction from DEBEL’s Earnings
- Affiliates promoting DEBEL Projects are rewarded with commissions directly deducted from DEBEL’s share of the earnings.
- Example:
- Project fee: $1,000
- DEBEL’s commission: 10% ($100)
- Affiliate reward (10% of DEBEL’s commission): $10
- Final distribution:
- DEBEL: $90
- Affiliate: $10
- Instructor/Service Provider: $900
2. DEBEL Services
Affiliate Deduction from Instructors/Institutions’ Shares
- For services listed on DEBEL, affiliate commissions are deducted from the instructor’s or institution’s earnings, not DEBEL’s commission.
- Example:
- Service fee: $500
- Affiliate reward: 10% ($50)
- Final distribution:
- Instructor/Service Provider: $450
- Affiliate: $50
3. DEBEL Events
Affiliate Deduction from Instructors/Institutions’ Shares
- For events hosted on DEBEL, affiliate commissions are deducted from the host’s (instructor or institution) share of the earnings.
- Example:
- Event fee: $2,000
- DEBEL’s commission (e.g., 10% for group tuition): $200
- Affiliate reward (10% of host’s share): $180
- Final distribution:
- DEBEL: $200
- Affiliate: $180
- Host: $1,620
By applying these structured deductions, DEBEL ensures fairness while incentivizing affiliates to promote the platform effectively.
Pricing Advice for Events, Projects, and Services
1. Consider the Affiliate Commission Allocation
To accommodate the affiliate commissions, factor in an additional 10–15% margin on all pricing to cover direct and tiered payouts without compromising your profit.
2. Suggested Pricing Formula
For services or events:
- Base Cost: Calculate operational costs (e.g., instructor fees, platform usage).
- Profit Margin: Add at least 30–50% profit to ensure sustainability.
- Affiliate Allocation: Add an additional 10–15% to the total to account for affiliate commissions.
- Final Price: Combine these factors for the selling price.
Example:
- Base Cost: $100
- Profit Margin (50%): $50
- Affiliate Allocation (15%): $22.50
- Final Price: $172.50 (rounded to $175)
3. Adjust Prices by Event Type
Events:
- Group tuition: Base rates $50–$100 per session
- Webinars: $10–$50 per participant
- Workshops/Seminars: $100–$300 per participant
Projects:
- Personalized Classes: $500–$2000 per project
- Course Development: $2000–$5000 per project
Services:
- Tutoring Packages: $200–$1000 per package
- Coaching: $50–$200 per session
4. Build Tiered Pricing Options
Offer tiered pricing based on service levels to attract a wider audience:
- Basic Plan: Lower cost, limited features
- Standard Plan: Moderate cost, core features
- Premium Plan: Higher cost, full features
5. Highlight Value to Justify Pricing
To justify prices that include affiliate payouts:
- Showcase unique features (e.g., Moodle e-learning integration, personalized coaching).
- Emphasize quality instructors and tailored learning experiences.
- Offer incentives, such as discounts for early sign-ups or referral bonuses.
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Debel Features
- **Expanded Reach**: Increase visibility and attract a larger student population by listing your personal and group classes on DEBEL.
- **Enhanced Teaching Expertise**: Utilize DEBEL's tailored platform to elevate your teaching skills and educational services.
- **Flexible Event Listings**: Offer in-person or online classes with the flexibility to cater to diverse student needs.
- **Integrated Ticketing System**: Simplify the management of event ticket sales through an integrated, user-friendly system.
- **Certification Support**: Provide official certificates to students upon course completion, enhancing the credibility of your courses.
- **Powerful E-learning Environment**: Deliver high-quality online courses within a dynamic and engaging e-learning platform.
- **No Registration Fees**: Register and offer your educational events without any initial costs, removing budgetary constraints.
- **Open Rating and Review System**: Build trust with students through transparent ratings and reviews, enhancing your reputation.
- **Group Deals and Collaborative Learning**: Promote collaborative learning by offering group deals and recruiting larger teams.
- **Invite and Sharing Options**: Boost event visibility and engagement with easy-to-use invitation and sharing features.
- **Project and Service Display**: Showcase additional projects and services to give potential students a comprehensive view of your offerings.
- **Bonus for New Members**: Receive up to RM100 in bonus funds upon registering, providing an incentive to get started.
- **Affiliate Program**: Increase your earnings by promoting DEBEL events and earning commissions through a multi-level affiliate program.
- **Escrow Payments**: Secure payment system ensures that funds are held in escrow until services are completed, offering security for both educators and participants.
- **Social Media Automation**: Automate your event promotions and course advertisements across social media platforms for increased visibility and engagement.
- **Advertising Collaboration**: Collaborate with DEBEL to boost your event visibility through targeted advertising efforts.
- **Multi-Language Support**: Reach a global audience with DEBEL’s multi-language platform, breaking language barriers and expanding your student base.
- **Refund Management**: DEBEL facilitates easy refund management to ensure a smooth process for both educators and participants in case of cancellations.
- **Multi-Currency Support**: Offer your events in various currencies, making it easier for international students to participate.
### **1. DEBEL Projects **
This segment is designed to connect users who need personalized education solutions with tutors, coaches, or instructors.
- **Project Posting**:
- Parents, students, or participants log in and post a project on DEBEL. For example, this could be a tutoring session, curriculum development, or any educational project.
- The post includes details like subject, desired outcomes, mode (online or offline), schedule, budget, and any other specific requirements.
- **Instructor Bidding**:
- Qualified tutors, coaches, or instructors browse and bid for the project based on their expertise.
- Bids typically include pricing, the instructor's qualifications, and a proposal on how they would approach the project.
- **Selection & Negotiation**:
- The project owner (e.g., the parent) reviews bids, interacts with applicants, and selects the best candidate.
- DEBEL’s messaging or communication system allows for negotiation and further discussion.
- **Deposit Payment**:
- Once a tutor or coach is chosen, the project owner makes an initial deposit, based on the pricing agreed.
- DEBEL integrates wallet and supports multiple currencies.
- **Project Delivery**:
- The tutor or coach delivers the educational services as outlined in the project description. escrow payments can be released upon partial or full completion, depending on terms.
- **Payment & Commission**:
- Upon project completion, DEBEL releases the payment to the instructor minus the platform's commission.
### **2. DEBEL Services **
In this segment, educators and service providers offer predefined educational services and packages to users.
- **Service Listing**:
- Tutors, language instructors, course creators, or institutions log in to list services such as tutoring sessions, courses, workshops, or curriculum development. Each listing includes the service description, price, and duration.
- **Browsing and Purchasing**:
- Parents, students, or participants can browse through the list of services (e.g., 10-session language tutoring package, or group online tuition for SAT preparation).
- After selecting a service, they proceed with the purchase and pay the package fee upfront.
- **Payment & Booking**:
- Payment is processed via DEBEL’s payment system, where a percentage of the fee is automatically deducted as DEBEL’s commission.
- The instructor or service provider is notified of the purchase, and arrangements for delivery are made.
- **Service Delivery**:
- The service is delivered according to the specifications of the listing (e.g., the service provider meets with the student over Zoom for scheduled sessions or delivers course materials).
- **Payment Release**:
- After service completion or according to the package terms, the service provider receives the payment, minus DEBEL’s commission.
### **3. DEBEL Events **
DEBEL Events
The Events segment allows event organizers to create, promote, and manage educational events such as webinars, seminars, workshops, and conferences.
Event Creation:
- Event organizers (e.g., educational institutions, tutors, or training companies) log in to create events such as webinars, online workshops, or in-person conferences.
- Organizers can specify ticket prices, event dates, categories, and other relevant details.
- Features include group discounts to encourage bulk participation and integration with Moodle e-learning for seamless content delivery and event-related learning resources.
Event Promotion:
- DEBEL integrates event promotion, allowing organizers to share their events on the platform.
- Organizers can opt for DEBEL’s subscription-based social media automation, powered by Make.com, to promote events through automated social and email marketing campaigns.
Ticket Sales:
- Participants (e.g., students, parents, professionals) can browse upcoming events and purchase tickets directly on the platform.
- Payments are processed securely through DEBEL, and ticket revenues are stored in the event wallet.
- Group discount options provide an added incentive for larger groups to join.
Event Execution:
- On the scheduled date, the event is conducted, either as an online webinar using platforms like Zoom or Google Meet or as a physical event.
- Organizers can issue certifications to participants upon completion of the event, boosting participant satisfaction and value.
- For online or hybrid events, Moodle integration ensures access to learning materials, recordings, and additional resources.
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DEBEL Refund Policy
1. General Refund Policy Overview
Refunds are processed according to the specific type of service (Projects, Services, or Events). To ensure transparency and fairness, each category has a unique refund structure based on service fees, transaction charges, and additional factors such as affiliate commissions, applicable taxes, and discounts.
- Refund Request Window: All refund requests must be submitted within 14 days from the purchase or booking date.
- Refund Method: Refunds will be credited to the original payment method or as DEBEL account credit, as chosen by the customer at the time of the refund request.
- Non-Refundable Fees: Any transaction charges incurred during payment processing are non-refundable. DEBEL’s service charge, applicable tax deductions, and affiliate commissions (if applicable) are also non-refundable.
2. Refund Policy by Category
A. Projects
For Projects (e.g., custom classes, coaching, educational consultations), the refund amount depends on the project completion stage.
- Full Refund: If the request is made within 24 hours of purchase and before any initial consultation or project setup has commenced.
- Partial Refund: If a project has commenced, a partial refund may be granted based on the percentage of work completed. DEBEL's service charge (10% of the project fee), any affiliate commission, transaction charges, and tax are non-refundable.
- No Refund: If the project is 75% or more complete, no refund will be issued.
Sample Calculation for Projects:
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Project Fee: $500
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DEBEL Service Charge: 10% ($50)
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Affiliate Commission: 5% ($25)
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Transaction Charge: 3% ($15)
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Tax: 7% ($35)
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Scenario: If the project is 50% complete, and the client requests a refund.
- Refund Calculation:
- Refundable Portion: $500 - $50 (service charge) - $25 (affiliate) - $15 (transaction) - $35 (tax) = $375.
- 50% of $375 = $187.50 (refund amount).
- Refund Calculation:
B. Services
For Services (e.g., educational packages, subscriptions):
- Full Refund: A full refund is granted if the request is made before service activation or within 48 hours of purchase.
- Partial Refund: For ongoing subscriptions or partially used packages, a pro-rated refund will be calculated based on usage. DEBEL’s service charge (10% of the total package fee) is non-refundable, and any discounts applied during purchase will also be deducted from the refund amount.
- No Refund: No refund is provided after 30 days from purchase.
Sample Calculation for Services:
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Service Fee: $300
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Discount: 10% ($30)
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DEBEL Service Charge: 10% of $300 ($30)
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Transaction Charge: 3% of $270 ($8.10)
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Tax: 5% of $300 ($15)
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Scenario: Customer cancels after using 50% of the service period.
- Refund Calculation:
- Refundable Amount: $300 - $30 (discount) - $30 (service charge) - $8.10 (transaction) - $15 (tax) = $216.90.
- 50% of $216.90 = $108.45 (refund amount).
- Refund Calculation:
C. Events
For Event bookings (e.g., seminars, webinars, workshops):
- Full Refund: If canceled at least 10 days before the event date.
- Partial Refund: If canceled between 5-10 days before the event, a 50% refund will be provided. DEBEL’s service fee (based on event type), transaction fees, and taxes are non-refundable.
- No Refund: No refunds are issued for cancellations made less than 5 days before the event or for “no-shows”.
Sample Calculation for Events:
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Event Fee: $200
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DEBEL Service Charge: 10% for seminars ($20)
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Affiliate Commission: 5% ($10)
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Transaction Charge: 3% ($6)
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Tax: 7% ($14)
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Scenario: If the cancellation is requested 7 days before the event.
- Refund Calculation:
- Refundable Portion: $200 - $20 (service charge) - $10 (affiliate) - $6 (transaction) - $14 (tax) = $150.
- 50% of $150 = $75 (refund amount).
- Refund Calculation:
3. Special Refund Conditions
- Affiliate Commissions: If a purchase involved an affiliate, the commission is non-refundable and will be deducted from the final refund amount.
- Discounts: Discounts applied at purchase will be prorated and deducted from the refund amount.
- Transaction Charges: All transaction fees, including credit card processing or bank fees, are non-refundable and will be deducted from the refund amount.
- Taxes: Taxes paid on the original transaction are non-refundable.
4. Refund Processing Time
All refund requests are processed within 5-10 business days of the approval date. The time it takes for the refund to reflect in your account may vary depending on the payment method and financial institution.
This policy ensures DEBEL maintains fairness for both customers and partners while considering affiliate earnings, service charges, and other financial aspects. It also highlights the importance of timely cancellations and offers clarity on the refund structure for each service type.
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Group tutoring vs private tutoring – from tutors/teachers point of view
Time
Time is a crucial fundamental in organising and scheduling of classes. Tutors need to arrange daily and weekly schedule to maximise their income because normally tutors will charge private tutoring on per hour basis. Tutors normally can arrange at an average of 8 hours class daily excluding traveling duration. If we sum the amount of time for class and traveling time, a tutor might spend around 10 hours class daily.
This might be quite rewarding for some tutors but it is quite tiresome after some time. Moreover, the cost of traveling is quite high when you consider the monthly petrol expenses.
If a tutor manage to organised a group tutoring class, time and traveling expenses can be reduced entirely.
Public holiday and cancelation of classes
For private tutoring, a tutor might not earn during this period of time because either the tutor or student may take a leave of absent. This will effect a tutor monthly income. Whereas if a tutor conduct a group tutoring class, the tutor may still be earning if a term has been agreed upon. Which is similar to tutoring centres. The tutor may not need to arrange a replacement class during this period.
Year end
This is normally a bad time for tutors because most students will be on holiday and definitely tutors will have less classes during this period of time. Some tutors may lose half of their monthly income maybe for a month or two. This is mainly because private tutoring is more costly compared to group tutoring.
Monthly Fees
If a tutor manage to gather a group of students, the fees might be higher compared to private tutoring. The amount of fees collected for group tutoring may reach double or even triple the amount compared to private tutoring. Plus, most parents and students can afford group tutoring compared to private tutoring class.
Not many parents can afford private tutoring for their children mainly because they are costly. But for group tutoring, most parents consider it as affordable even though it is slightly higher compared to tutoring centres.
Group tutoring or group coaching problem mainly falls in dividing and gathering students in the same level and location. This is where Debel is the solution. A tutor might be able to manage classes by hiring tutors to teach multiple group tutoring classes.
Calculation example, let say for a period of 2 hours weekly schedule class. A tutor able to earn RM480 monthly (for 8hours monthly) if he/she charge an hourly rate of RM60.
For the same amount of time, if the tutor manage to gather 5 students and organise a group tutoring session and charge RM200 monthly per student, he/she can earn around RM1000 monthly.
Altered Lesson Plans
One of the greatest and most significant advantages of one-on-one tutoring is the capacity to have tweaked exercise plans for your student. At the point when the tutor can concentrate on one individual student, the individual in question can pinpoint their qualities and shortcomings and think of an arrangement that would work best for them. On the off chance that the coach finds that a student does not comprehend certain ideas, they have the adaptability of investing additional energy checking on them until the student completely gets a handle on them.
In group tutoring, this is preposterous; regularly coaches and teachers must pursue a pre-arranged educational plan, which makes a few students get left behind. Group tutoring centers around by and large improvement and methodologies, though one-on-one tutoring centers around students' particular needs and objectives.
Less Pressure, Less Distractions
Since numerous students are taking thePT3 and SPM around this season, test prep mentoring is generally done in gathering structure. In any case, having your student mentored in a gathering for test prep has numerous disservices.
At the point when your student is encompassed by friends, it might be hard for them to voice their worries when they are experiencing difficulty with the material. They may feel unsure about their capacities and would forego posing inquiries, since they fear what their friends may think. In one-on-one mentoring, there is no dread of sounding "inept" or being snickered at, in light of the fact that the student isn't in rivalry with any others.
Your student is like wise significantly more prone to wind up occupied in group tutoring, particularly if their companions are available. They may participate in side discussions and will put less exertion and devotion into their sessions. One-on-one mentoring helps cut out these diversions and enables the student to concentrate on realizing, which will augment their score increment.
The Student-Tutor Bond
Instructive Connections comprehends the significance of finding the correct mentor coordinate for your student as far as experience and character. One-on-one tutoring enables you to choose the best mentor who can enable your student to succeed and arrive at their maximum capacity. Your student is substantially more likely and willing to learn on the off chance that they are working with somebody they are coexisting with. In gathering tutoring, this choice is beyond the realm of imagination; your student is compelled to acknowledge a mentor who may not be the best counterpart for their needs.
One-on-one tutoring likewise enables a mentor and student to frame a solid bond, which will enable the student to develop scholastically. When the mentor has built up affinity with the student, the student will feel great posing inquiries and confiding in the guide's recommendation. Also, the mentor rouses and manufacture the student's certainty by commending their achievements and recognizing achievements came to. Having an assume that can furnish your student with that specific, one-on-one consideration can have a tremendous effect in their life.
Regardless of whether your student is falling behind in school or might simply want to propel his or her aptitudes, we have observed one-on-one tutoring to be the best alternative. It centers around your student's individual needs, and enables the coach to think of a blueprint that would work best for your student. Group tutoring can regularly dishearten students from posing inquiries or looking for explicit assistance, while one-on-one tutoring urges students to voice their worries so as to pinpoint challenges. You can likewise hope to see a colossal lift in certainty and autonomy by enabling your student to work with a guide who will best accommodate their character and needs.
You may organise your group tutoring or coaching classes either online or offline with integrated e-learning at https://debel.app/.
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