Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Cargills Bank remittance services surge with extended agent network, beneficiar­y rewards

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The remittance service at Cargills Bank has shown a rapid growth in business in 2018 with the implementa­tion of its expansion drive along with the promotiona­l offers to beneficiar­ies in Sri Lanka.

The bank has currently partnered with leading internatio­nal money transfer companies such as Transfast, Transferto, Xpress Money, Al Ansari Exchange (Cash Express), Ria, Kapuraka, Instant Cash, Quicksend and Crosspay to offer a wider choice of partners for beneficiar­ies.

In further adding value to its customers, the bank launched a new rewarding scheme from April-july 2018 for beneficiar­ies collecting remittance across the island, to select a winner every week, whom will be rewarded with a Rs.5,000 worth voucher redeemable at any Cargills Food City, KFC and TGIF.

Cargills Bank Manager Remittance­s Kithmini Kumaranaya­ke said, “Our motive is to support the growing demand for both cash and digital remittance­s among Sri Lankan diaspora and their recipients through a larger channel network and partners.

In addition to our current promotion of selecting weekly winners, we have also introduced a further 5 percent discount for beneficiar­ies on their grocery bill when they collect their remittance money at Cargills Food City.

“These offerings would entice beneficiar­ies to collect their remittance and then buy goods at the same Cargills Food City outlet paving them to save their valuable time. Our overall commitment is to provide the community at large an opportunit­y to experience the convenienc­e of collecting remittance­s and banking at your convenienc­e while shopping,” he stressed.

Cargills Bank Retail Banking Head Buddhika Perera said, “We started our remittance operations just three years back and we are delighted to witness how the expansion of our agent network and having the Cargills Food City chain as the main channel for collection of remittance money, has strengthen­ed our service among the community.

Our objective is to support the people particular­ly in the rural and remote areas and being able to offer the convenienc­e of having a 350 plus channel network, accessible every day from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. with a further point of sale discount of 5 percent on their grocery bill portrays the convenienc­e and added value granted through our remittance service.”

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Cargills Bank Retail Banking Head Buddhika Perera

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