RightCard Payment Services Limited, trading as LemFi, is pleased to announce that Nepal Rastra Bank, the Central Bank of Nepal, has approved its partnership with eSewa, Nepal’s leading digital payment platform, to operate remittance services into Nepal.

This partnership enables LemFi to offer low-cost, reliable and competitive international payment services to residents across North America and Europe, including the United Kingdom. This allows customers to send money to Nepal and other countries across Africa, Asia, Latin America and Europe with ease and confidence.

Remittances play a vital role in supporting Nepal’s economy. This partnership with a trusted financial services provider demonstrates LemFi’s commitment to delivering innovative, compliant and customer-focused financial solutions in line with the Central Bank of Nepal’s regulatory frameworks.

“We are honoured that our partnership to better serve the Nepalese diaspora has received this approval,” said Muhammad Daiyaan Alam, LemFi’s head of South Asia Expansion and Growth. “Nepal represents one of the most important remittance corridors in South Asia and we welcome every opportunity to demonstrate our commitment to providing accessible and fair financial services for our customers and their beneficiaries.”

Key benefits of this approval include:

1. Assurance of LemFi’s compliance with the regulatory standards set by the Central Bank of Nepal

2. Enhanced trust and reliability through eSewa’s established payment network

3. Continued access to affordable money transfers at competitive exchange rates

With over two million customers across the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe and Canada, LemFi continues to demonstrate how cutting-edge technology, strategic partnerships and key acquisitions can deliver secure, reliable and innovative financial services that are fair and accessible for immigrants worldwide.

For further information and updates, please visit www.lemfi.com or contact legal@lemfi.com

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