Background
The Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) operates an online service platform that issues digital invoices for fees and transactions associated with its services.
Digital invoices are generated by a CDC service system and share transaction data with the CDC’s centralized payment platform (cdcOSP).
Invoices include QR codes issued from the national domain cdc.gov.kh and support payment via KHQR, mobile banking applications, and international card schemes such as Visa and Mastercard; service applicants can select these options when settling fees.
Institutional Role
CDC maintains the cdc.gov.kh domain used to deliver QR codes embedded in its digital invoices and operates cdcOSP as the unified payment endpoint for those invoices. The platform links operational service records to payment receipts within CDC systems for administrative processing.
Operational Implications
Service applicants who receive a CDC digital invoice may pay through several channels including KHQR, mobile banking, and international card networks, which are presented as selectable payment methods within the CDC service flow. The CDC guidance page provides technical and user instructions for issuing and settling digital invoices through the agency’s portal.
Key Developments
CDC published a summary video of an internal workshop on the use of digital invoices held on the morning of 14 October 2026. The video and accompanying guidance materials detail how CDC service units generate invoices, share data with cdcOSP, and present QR-based payment options to users.
Official Source
Guidance: https://service.cdc.gov.kh/digital-invoice
Workshop summary: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CGZnqnoZ9/?mibextid=wwXIfr
