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Banco BHD creates a platform to send remittances

Banco BHD crea plataforma para enviar remesas

Remittances are received instantly in a BHD account and can also be withdrawn at ATMs and branches

The BHD Bank made Flexienvíos BHD available to the Dominican diaspora, a digital platform for sending money to the Dominican Republic licensed in 49 States of the Union.

This tool, which promotes the flow of remittances, allows residents of the United States to send money through an application, from an account or credit card in the United States.

Remittances are received instantly in a BHD account and can also be withdrawn at ATMs, bank sub-agents and any branch of the entity or with home delivery.

“Flexienvíos BHD was created to make it easier for the economic contribution that our Dominican community makes to their relatives and relatives in the Dominican Republic to arrive safely, quickly and without the need to travel anywhere, allowing the money to be withdrawn at more than 1,700 delivery points in national level”, explained Kirssys Abreu, second vice president of Social Responsibility and Sustainability at Banco BHD.

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The Flexienvíos platform was recently presented in New York City at the Código Imagen event sponsored by Banco BHD.



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