To Send Money
Step 1: Dial #111# and select “Send Money”
Step 2: Enter PIN
Step 3: Enter recipient’s mobile number
Step 4: Enter amount
Step 5: Confirm transaction
Step 6: You will receive a receipt via SMS
For Dialog Bill Payments
Step 1: Dial #111# and select “Dialog Payments” from menu
Step 2: Enter PIN
Step 3: Select one of the following (Dialog Mobile, Dialog TV, Dialog WiMax, Dialog Fixed Line)
Step 4: Enter your Dialog mobile number / account number
Step 5: Enter amount
Step 6: Confirm transaction
Step 7: You will receive a receipt via SMS
For Utility Bill Payments
Step 1: Dial #111# and select “Utility Payment” from menu
Step 2: Enter PIN
Step 3: Select relevant utility provider (CEB, LECO, Water Board, SLT etc.)
Step 4: Enter account number(Avoid using spaces & symbols when entering an A/C number)
Step 5: Enter amount
Step 6: Confirm transaction
Step 7: You will receive a receipt via SMS
For Pay Merchant
Step 1: Dial #111# and select “Pay Merchant”
Step 2: Enter PIN
Step 3: Enter merchant’s mobile number
Step 4: Enter amount
Step 5: Confirm transaction
Step 6: You will receive a receipt via SMS
For Balance Check
Step 1: Dial #111# and select “Balance Check”
Step 2: Enter PIN
Step 3: View pop-up screen with details on phone
For Mini Statement
Step 1: Dial #111# and select “Mini Statement”
Step 2: Enter PIN
Step 3: View pop-up screen with details on phone
For Change PIN
Step 1: Dial #111# and select “Change PIN”
Step 2: Enter current PIN
Step 3: Enter new eZ Cash PIN
Step 4: Re-enter new PIN
Step 5: Receive SMS confirmation
eZ Cash Account Top-up / Recharge
Step 1: Merchant initiates the transaction
Step 2: You will have to provide your mobile number, the amount to be topped up
Step 3: Hand over the cash to the merchant
Step 4: You will receive a confirmation SMS
To Withdraw Cash at any eZ Cash Point
Walk into any eZ Cash Point and request for the Cash Withdrawal Service
Step 1: Merchant initiates the transaction
Step 2: You will have to provide your mobile number and the amount which is to be withdrawn
Step 3: Once Merchant confirms Transaction you will immediately receive a
pop-up on your phone requesting your PIN to authorise theTransaction
Step 4: Enter your PIN on your mobile to authenticate
Step 5: You will receive a confirmation SMS
Step 6: Merchant will hand over cash
Chargers
Transaction Type
eZ Cash Account Category
Minimum Limit Per Transaction (LKR)
Maximum Limit Per Transaction (LKR)
Top-up and Receive Money
Classic Account
N/A
10,000
Power Account
N/A
25,000
Send Money
Classic Account
N/A
5,000
Power Account
N/A
5,000
Dialog Bill Payments
Classic Account
20
10,000
Power Account
20
25,000
Utility Bill Payments
Classic Account
20
5,000
Power Account
20
25,000
Payment for Goods at eZ Cash merchants
Classic Account
10
5,000
Power Account
10
25,000
Internet Based Payments for any web merchant
Classic Account
10
5,000
Power Account
10
25,000
eZ Cash Transaction Charges
Transaction Type
Transaction Charges (Rs.)
Cash Top-Up
FREE
Send Money
Rs. 0 – 200
FREE
Rs. 201 – 500
2
Rs. 501 – 1,000
5
Rs.1,001 – 3,000
10
Rs.3,001 – 5,000
15
Dialog Bill Payments (Mobile, Television, Fixed Line, Internet)
FREE
Utility Bill Payments (CEB, LECO, NWSDB (Water), SLT etc.)
Direct from your Mobile 20
At eZCash point with Merchant Assistance – 25
Cash Withdrawal
Rs. 0 – 200
5
Rs. 201 – 500
10
RS. 501 – 1,000
20
Rs. 1,001 – 3,000
60
Rs. 3,001 – 5,000
100
Payment of Goods at eZ Cash merchants
FREE
Mini Statement
FREE
Detailed Printed Statement
200.00 made available at Dialog Customer Care Centres only
Balance Check
FREE
Change PIN
FREE
* All charges provided above are subject to change
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0.9
One Tree Hill
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extension/theme manager, reduced download size, new help system, Linux
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Regular security and stability update.
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May 30, 2007
Regular security and stability update
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Bon Echo
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Added new features such as session restoration after a browser
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December 18, 2008
Off-cycle security update.
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Gran Paradiso
June 17, 2008
Cairo used as a graphics backend. Cocoa Widgets included in OS X
builds. APIs implemented from WHATWG
specs. Changes to how DOM events are dispatched, how HTML object
elements are loaded, and how web pages are rendered. New SVG elements
and filters, and improved SVG specification compliance. Acid2
test compliant. New UI improvements, including default themes for
different operating systems and new download manager. Introduction of
Smart Location Bar (a.k.a. Awesome Bar). Windows 95, 98, ME, Mac OS X
v10.3.9 and lower, and GTK+ 1.2 and lower no longer supported.
addons.mozilla.org integration in the Add-ons window. Support for APNG
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30, 2010 with the release of Firefox 3.0.19.
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March 30, 2010
Regular security and stability update.
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1.9.1
3.5
Shiretoko
June 30, 2009
Web standards improvements in the Gecko layout engine. Upgrade to SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine called TraceMonkey
and rendering improvements. Text API for the
3.5.19
April 28, 2011
Regular security and stability update. Predated by 3.5.1 to 3.5.18
Firefox 3.6
1.9.2
3.6
Namoroka
January 21, 2010
Improved performance to the TraceMonkey JavaScript engine. Support
for -moz-background-size CSS property, CSS Gradients, and multiple
background images. Support for the WOFF, built-in support for Personas.
Notification of out-of-date plugins. Version 3.6.4 and later features
out-of-process plug-ins (OOPP).
3.6.17
April 28, 2011
Regular security and stability update. Predated by 3.6.2 to 3.6.16
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2.0
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Tumucumaque
March 22, 2011
New default theme on all platforms, redesigned extension manager and
notifications, tabs on top, new Firefox menu on Windows, app tabs,
integration with Firefox Sync and Panorama, WebM support, WebGL support,
GPU-based hardware acceleration of web content, additional optimization
to the TraceMonkey engine called JägerMonkey, improved support for
HTML5 and CSS3 features.
4.0.1
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Regular security and stability update.
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checking for some locales; improved desktop environment integration for
Linux users; WebGL content can no longer load cross-domain textures;
Background tabs have setTimeout and setInterval clamped to 1000 ms to
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