Photo Release: KBank joins hands with DBS Bank of Singapore to unveil real-time money transfer service
Stocks and Financial Services Press Releases Thursday August 9, 2018 10:04
At KBTG Building, Mr. Silawat Santivisat (second from left), KBank Executive Vice President, and Mr. Sandeep Lal (second from right), Managing Director, Regional Head, Digital Consumer Banking Group, DBS Bank of Singapore, recently launched the real-time money transfer service from Singapore via KBank to various types of accounts at 21 banks in Thailand. It is also the first of its kind money transfer service that allows the senders to check the account names and status in Thailand. Senders will also know the exact service fees and recipients will receive a full amount of the transferred funds of up to 1.5 million Baht/transaction. This service is intended to facilitate growing cross-border transactions during the digital era.
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