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SBI ties up with Transfast Remittance LLC for remittance

| | Jan 18, 2018, at 01:00 am

Mumbai, Jan 15 (IBNS): State Bank of India (SBI) – the largest commercial bank in India – announced tie-up with Transfast Remittance LLC - the USA based payment network since 25 years with a network that covers over 6 billion people across 120+ countries – for inward remittance from the USA to India.

Transfast enjoys a leadership position in the cross border payments industry and offers competitive pricing, fast transfer of funds and personalized customer engagement to notify transfers and other value added services.

The remittance tie-up agreement, signed by Sujit Kumar Varma, Chief General Manager (International Banking), SBI and Samish Kumar, CEO, Transfast Remittance LLC, establishes a framework for US based NRIs to remit their funds to their bank account with any bank in India using SBI India’s  network.

As per World Bank data, India has received inward remittance of nearly $ 65 billion in 2017 of which SBI received more than 23%  in terms of value of transactions.

This tie-up with Transfast will further boost the market share of SBI in the retail inward remittance business.  SBI aims to achieve a sharp growth of about 50% through inward remittance  with this tie-up.

The remittance facility would be available to the NRIs in USA by middle of Feb 2018.

Siddhartha Sengupta, DMD & Group Executive - International Banking, SBI said, “We are happy to announce this mutually beneficial association with Trans-Fast Remittance LLC. Now the Indian diaspora in the United States will be able to conveniently send funds directly into their account across various banks in India in the shortest possible time using SBI India’s technology platform. It has always been our endeavor to offer value to our customers and effective remittance offering will further cater to the needs of the  large US Indian population.”  

Samish Kumar, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) – Transfast Remittance LLC said during the signing ceremony ‘’With the largest account holder base and an extensive network of branches across the country, SBI is the leading bank in India, making it an important choice for the Indian diaspora community sending money from abroad. We are very happy to offer our large Indian customer base the ability to deposit money instantly into bank accounts at SBI. With the addition of SBI to our growing network in India, we are able to reach even the remotest areas of the country thus benefiting our customers."

 

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