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We’ll Allow More Control with Blockchain Payments


Assistant Governor on the National Bank of Cambodia Serey Chea stated that blockchain funds will allow better monetary management and remittance effectivity in an interview with CNBC printed on Oct. 22.

Chea stated that the National Bank of Cambodia has experimented with home blockchain funds for retail, however the principle curiosity is testing them for cross-border transactions. She famous that the establishment has been collaborating with Malaysian financial institution Maybank.

It has already been lately reported that Maybank has signed a memorandum of understanding with the National Bank of Cambodia on blockchain cross-border funds and remittances, although the small print of the partnership weren’t revealed on the time. 

Lowering the charges for home staff overseas

She additionally defined that many Cambodian home staff reside in Malaysia and the price imposed on the cash transfers that these staff ship house is often no less than 10%. The function of the mission is to permit for a lot decrease charges, whereas additionally enabling the remittances to be carried out in real-time.

Furthermore, she defined that the system would additionally enable these staff to ship the cash on to Cambodian utility corporations, colleges and comparable. The intention is to permit for better management over cash as a substitute of getting to depend on the beneficiary of the switch to spend the cash as suggested.

As Cointelegraph reported in July, Philippines-based UnionBank has efficiently accomplished a pilot of a blockchain-based cross-border remittance from the Philippines to Singapore.


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