Prudential Bank partners Ria Money Transfer
Prudential Bank Limited (PBL) has partnered Ria Money Transfer Service for customers to transfer and receive remittances through the various branches of the bank.
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Through the partnership, customers will get the platform to engage in electronic financial transfers in about 150 countries in which Ria operates.
At the launch of the partnership in Accra, the Deputy Managing Director in charge of Banking Operations, Mrs Mary Brown, said as a customer-oriented organisation, PBL was focused on providing its clients with the best platforms to enable them the undertake financial transactions.
“With over 20 years experience in the money transfer space, we are extremely confident Ria is the best choice for customers in transferring money,” she said.
To make the service easily accessible, Mrs Brown explained that all 40 branches of the bank had dedicated spaces at the various branches and agency locations and assured customers that the platform was very secure and safe for their transactions.
She noted that the bank would continue to improve and modify its services to meet the banking needs of customers.
The Operations Director-Africa, Ria Money Transfer Service, Mr Robert Kotei, said the company would focus on ensuring customer satisfaction at all times.
Due to its growing status, the company, he said, had expanded its digital service and acquired International Money Express (IME) certificate to operate in emerging new markets in the Middle East and South East Asia, resulting in a global network exceeding 317,000 locations worldwide.
Mr Kotei said Ghana, out of the 36 countries Ria operated in Africa, was one of the fastest-growing corridors and urged customers to use the platform for convenient and easy transactions.
He said the company was committed to deepening the partnership with PBL to identify other means of meeting customer satisfaction.
The Head of Marketing and Corporate Affairs of the bank, Mrs Akosua Boahene ,said the bank would continue to offer the best of services in the banking sector to customers.
She said the partnership with Ria would no doubt offer customers and individuals the opportunity to receive their remittances easily.
