One invoice in Taka
All your AWS services consolidated into a single monthly BDT invoice.
- Bank transfer
- Card
- Mobile financial services (bKash / Nagad)
Pay Your AWS Bill in Bangladesh (Taka)
Paying AWS from Bangladesh usually means an international US-dollar card, SWIFT transfers, FX losses, and tax headaches. TiCON removes all of that: as an AWS Advanced Tier Partner and reseller, we invoice your AWS usage in Bangladeshi Taka on one local, tax-compliant invoice — and you pay the way you already do business.
- ৳ BDT
- One local invoice
- No
- SWIFT / FX hassle
- Up to 40%
- CloudFront saving
- NBR
- & Bangladesh Bank compliant
Pay AWS the local way
Your AWS usage arrives as a single monthly invoice in Taka. Settle it the way that suits your finance team — no international card required.
No card or SWIFT
Skip US-dollar credit cards, SWIFT wires, and FX spreads entirely — we handle the international side.
- No USD card
- No SWIFT delays
- No FX surprises
Tax-compliant
NBR and Bangladesh Bank compliant invoicing with AIT/VAT handled and documented for your books.
- AIT / VAT mapped
- Proper documentation
- Audit-ready
More than billing — reseller savings
Paying through TiCON is not just convenient, it is usually cheaper. As an AWS reseller we pass on pricing most direct customers never see, then keep optimizing with FinOps.
- Reseller discounts on EC2, S3, RDS, and EKS (typically 15–35% lower effective cost)
- Up to 40% off CloudFront / CDN bandwidth
- A named Technical Account Manager — no separate AWS Enterprise Support fee
- Ongoing FinOps so spend keeps falling, not rising
How switching works
Moving your AWS billing to Taka is quick and does not require re-architecting anything. We can take over billing for an existing AWS account or provision a new one.
- Share your current AWS account or bill for a free review
- We set up reseller billing and map your services
- You receive one BDT invoice each month and pay locally
Frequently asked questions
Can I pay my AWS bill in Bangladeshi Taka (BDT)?
Yes. TiCON is an AWS reseller and invoices your AWS usage in Taka on a single, NBR and Bangladesh Bank compliant invoice — no international card or SWIFT transfer required.
Can I pay for AWS with bKash or Nagad?
Your monthly AWS invoice from TiCON is in Taka and can be settled by bank transfer, card, or mobile financial services such as bKash and Nagad — whatever suits your finance team. Contact us to confirm the method for your account.
Do I still need a US-dollar credit card to use AWS?
No. With TiCON's reseller billing you do not need an international US-dollar card or SWIFT transfers. We handle the foreign-currency side and bill you locally in Taka.
Is paying AWS through a reseller cheaper than paying AWS directly?
Usually yes. As a reseller we pass on discounts most direct customers never see — typically 15–35% lower effective cost plus up to 40% off CloudFront — and add FinOps optimization, all on a local Taka invoice.
Is the AWS invoice tax-compliant in Bangladesh (NBR / VAT / AIT)?
Yes. Your invoice is NBR and Bangladesh Bank compliant with AIT and VAT mapped and documented, so your finance and audit teams have clean, local records.