Merchantrade Asia’s eRemit funds transfer for B2B market to grow on robust demand


eRemit promises ease of doing business, effective financial transactions and secure money transfers - all at competitive rates.

Banking on its extensive and strong global e-payment platform, Merchantrade Asia is upbeat on the prospects of its eRemit money transfer service, targeting businesses moving forward.

Synonymous with trust and customer satisfaction, Merchantrade Asia projects its total customers to increase significantly by 60% in 2018, catalysed by its innovative eRemit service.

With the trans-borders remittance service in place, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) now have less to worry about and more reasons to smile.

After all, eRemit, which is Malaysia’s first online business-to-business (B2B) non-bank portal for local SMEs, promises ease of doing business, effective financial transactions and secure money transfers - all at competitive rates.

Being one of the country’s leading remittance companies, Merchantrade Asia introduced the eRemit Business service in Feb this year and it has since garnered strong market presence in the SME segment.

One of Merchantrade’s signature outlets in Pavilion. Merchantrade operates at 84 outlets including high end malls with more than 400 agent locations across Malaysia.

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RM 13.90/month

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Annual Plan

RM 12.33/month

RM 8.02/month

Billed as RM 96.20 for the 1st year, RM 148 thereafter.

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