How $XRP Is Facilitating Money Transfers Between Australia and Southeast Asia

According to this press release, Novatti is now “partnering with the Australian subsidiary of the Philippines’s largest non-bank, Filipino-owned, remittance service provider, iRemit, through RippleNet.” Furthermore, apparently, “discussions are already underway to also expand this service to new financial services clients in South East Asia.”

Peter Cook, Managing Director at Novatti Group Limited, had this to say:

“We are delighted to see this partnership delivering for both Novatti and Ripple in such a short period of time. The partnership with Ripple not only provides Novatti’s customers with access to new, innovative payment solutions, it also highlights how Novatti’s partnerships translate into revenue….

“The early success of Novatti’s partnership with Ripple also highlights the benefits of our broader overseas expansion since the start of this year… As shown through Ripple, this expansion opens Novatti up to new revenue opportunities, and provides us with greater exposure to the global demand for digital payments that we expect to accelerate going forward.“

As for Ripple, yesterday (April 14), it published a blog post said this about Novatti’s use of ODL:

“ODL allows Novatti and its fintech customers to deliver on this promise because it enables instant cross-border payments without the need for pre-funding. Before ODL, remittance providers would need to hold pre-funded accounts on each side of a transaction in that country’s local currency.” 

Just before Novatti’s announcement, XRP was trading around $1.0477 on crypto exchange Bitstamp. Since then, XRP (currently $1.7275) has gone up 64.88%.

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