TTB, together with five units under the Ministry of Defence, is continuing the "Debt Relief Mentor" programme within each agency to build a mechanism for looking after the financial health and tackling the debt problems of troops nationwide. Mr. Thakorn Piyapan, Chief Executive Officer of TTB, said that sustainable debt resolution requires people who understand and can reach those facing problems, so TTB has taken the knowledge from its "Debt Discharge Coach" programme and used it to develop a curriculum for representatives from the Office of the Permanent Secretary for Defence, the Royal Thai Armed Forces Headquarters, the Royal Thai Army, the Royal Thai Navy and the Royal Thai Air Force. The curriculum covers debt management, financial planning and counselling skills. Training across all five agencies was completed in August 2026, with more than 300 representatives having passed the course. At present, debt-relief mentors have begun their duties, providing advice and drawing up debt-resolution plans for more than 90 cases among troops. Both sides aim to significantly reduce the number of troops whose net remaining salary after debt obligations falls below 30 percent, and to expand financial-immunity efforts to cover troops nationwide.
TMBThanachart Bank Public Company LimitedTTB partners with Thailand's Ministry of Defence to train 300+ debt-relief mentors and has begun advising troops, expanding its debt-management services to a new customer base.