ACCountplan Ltd., a money transfer service company that’s completely owned by a Solomon Islander, announced a partnership with MoneyGram, a leading global payments network for consumers, businesses and communities. Through this partnership, ACCountplan Ltd. can now enable its customers to send and receive international money transfers to over 200 countries and territories via the MoneyGram network.
ACCountplan was the first money transfer service company that has passed the Sandbox Regulatory Process in the Solomon Islands and has been granted a full license by the Central Bank of Solomon Islands.
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“We are a new and reliable money transfer service, designed specifically to meet the needs of Solomon Islanders working in Australia and New Zealand. We understand how important it is for workers abroad to support their families financially, quickly, securely and at a minimal cost,” said Nina Chan, Director of ACCountplan Ltd.
“We are excited to expand MoneyGram’s reliable cross-border payments network to people across the Solomon Islands. Our partnership with ACCountplan Ltd. Further expands the reach of the MoneyGram network in the Oceania region. Affordable and efficient financial services are core benefits of MoneyGram’s services, which synchronize with the mission of ACCountplan Ltd,” said Ahmed Ali, VP of Middle East and Asia Pacific Sales at MoneyGram.
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