Techcombank helps Vietnamese people receive money from abroad quickly and transparently.

Remittances to the homeland are always a practical need for Vietnamese people living and working abroad. However, it is not always easy for relatives in Vietnam to receive remittances quickly, safely and economically.

Currently, the Vietnamese community abroad is increasingly large, spread across many countries such as the United States, Canada, Australia, Germany, Korea, Japan, etc. Most of them have the need to transfer money back home to support their families, send gifts during the holidays, pay tuition for their children or simply maintain emotional ties with relatives back home. Especially, at the end of the year, during the holiday season or the new school year, the number of money transfer transactions increases sharply, showing that the demand is increasingly stable and cyclical.

According to World Bank statistics, Vietnam is regularly among the top 10 countries receiving the largest remittances globally. The amount of money sent from abroad to Vietnam not only plays an important role in the lives of many households but also contributes to the stability of the macro economy .

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However, how can relatives in Vietnam receive money quickly, transparently and on time? Currently, many users report that they still have difficulties in receiving money from abroad due to complicated paperwork and procedures, fluctuating foreign exchange rates , and some money receiving channels are not transparent about fees, resulting in the amount the recipient actually receives being lower than expected. In addition, long processing times or delays due to system errors also affect the user experience. For those receiving money for the first time, choosing a reputable service with reasonable costs and suitable for their needs is a big challenge.

Therefore, many customers are increasingly interested in international money receiving services with simple procedures, fast processing speed; transparent exchange rates, reasonable fees; and at the same time, supporting diverse forms of money receiving, even for those who do not have a foreign currency account.

Understanding that need, Techcombank has provided a flexible international money receiving solution so that Vietnamese people in the country can receive remittances from relatives abroad completely. Currently, the bank is implementing two main money receiving channels: SWIFT and Western Union.

Techcombank is currently an official agent of Western Union - a global money transfer network present in more than 200 countries. The sender only needs to go to the nearest Western Union transaction point to make the transaction. In Vietnam, the recipient can go to any Techcombank branch/transaction office to quickly receive money in USD or convert to VND as needed.

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For SWIFT, the sender can transfer money online or offline from abroad to the Techcombank account of a relative in Vietnam with the SWIFT code: VTCBVNVX. On the recipient's side, if they do not have a foreign currency account, customers can receive money in VND transferred directly to a Techcombank payment account or go to the branch/transaction office - foreign currency exchange point with a preferential exchange rate of up to 90 points. If they already have a foreign currency account at Techcombank, customers can receive and sell foreign currency directly on Techcombank Mobile with competitive and transparent exchange rates, applicable to the respective currency and foreign currency account.

Techcombank waives 100% of fees for receiving money from abroad and remittances, applicable to all customers at branches/transaction offices and on Techcombank Mobile.

Whether your loved ones are in the United States, Germany, Korea, Japan or Australia, Techcombank is always ready to be a safe and effective bridge to bring loving money to the right person, at the right time.

Source: https://baoquocte.vn/techcombank-giup-nguoi-viet-nhan-tien-tu-nuoc-ngoai-nhanh-chong-minh-bach-327368.html