ICICI UK Extends money Transfer Services to Indians in Germany

`Insta Netexpress' will now be offered to Indians living in Germany which will allow them to do money transfer to their home land.

ICICI has given the above said provision through their online platform i. e. Money2India. eu which will offer them money transfer services.

Through the aforementioned services, Indians in Germany will be able to send money to India by ICICI bank.

The service will charge them no processing fees or service charges and will benefit them will competitive exchange rates. The transfers will occur via fully dedicated toll free telephone support and in very less time.

Money2India. eu operates to transfer money from 17 Euro zone countries to people in India. With the services provided locally to Germans, the bank will be able to provide more efficient and faster transfer of money over to the beneficiaries in India.

Under the service, the money will reach the person in India within 24 hours and exchange applicable will be the one at the time of sending money, reported a spokesman from ICICI. "We shall leverage the synergies between Money2India. eu and PAY. ON to offer yet another innovative solution to our users", he added.

ICICI bank is the largest private sector lender in India and has presence in 19 countries worldwide.


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