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Esewa Money Transfer Marks 6 Years of Leadership in Digital Remittance

Esewa Money Transfer celebrates six years of providing digital-first remittance solutions, connecting Nepalis to over 200 countries through 60+ global partners.

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Esewa Money Transfer Marks 6 Years of Leadership in Digital Remittance

Esewa Money Transfer has successfully reached its six-year milestone, reinforcing its position as a leader in Nepal’s digital remittance sector. Operating under the F1Soft Group, the company has leveraged a robust network of over 60 international partners to provide seamless money transfer services from more than 200 countries worldwide. With access to 10.9 million digital wallets and 11,000 physical pickup points, the company offers a comprehensive hybrid model that caters to both digital-savvy and traditional users. CEO Ajesh Koirala noted that the organization’s mission remains focused on the digital transformation of financial inflows, ensuring that funds can be immediately utilized for various utility payments and domestic digital services.

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