Ripple Expands Its Remittance Technology to Philippines via QNB in First-of-Its-Kind Move

In a historic move, Ripple partner QNB has launched a direct remittance service for money transfers from Qatar to the Philippines. This makes it the first bank in Qatar to introduce the service.

Through the use of Ripple’s financial technology, “RippleNet,” QNB will establish a connection with China Bank, one of the top private universal banks in the Philippines, to offer this service.

The new service aims to offer the bank’s clients an easy remittance process as well as a quick and enhanced cross-border money transfer option. The service, which primarily caters to Filipino people residing in Qatar, would enable them to instantly send funds up to PHP50,000 to any bank in the Philippines.

Navin Gupta, managing director, South Asia and MENA, at Ripple, stated: “QNB is our biggest partner in the MENA region and we are delighted to continuously strengthen this partnership on RippleNet to additional countries. The Philippines is one of the largest remittance receivers globally, and we are pleased to be connecting QNB with China Bank to process remittances from Qatar to the Philippines via Ripple Net.”

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Source: https://u.today/ripple-expands-its-remittance-technology-to-philippines-via-qnb-in-first-of-its-kind-move