Ripple now has finally added up another new prominent client
to its list, the National bank of Kuwait, which will now be employing the
RippleNet to provides the cross-border payments services.
The National Bank of Kuwait shares the same on the social
media platform Twitter that now the people of the Jordan will now be able to
make the payment quickly and instantly, all thanks to their integration with
the Ripple. The Twitter post reveals.
“For the first time in Kuwait: Send money instantly with NBK Direct Remit. Log in to NBK Online Banking using RippleNet’s Blockchain technology. NBK Direct Remit is currently available for Jordan.”
The full announcement on their official revealed that, with
the help of Ripplenet Integration, National bank of Kuwait could access the
Direct Remit System to send some of the instant transactions. But apart from
this, the services to the Jordan, the bank has an intention to add some other
countries at the same point of time.
The transaction fee which is going to be charged between the
NBK Jordan bank accounts is delegated to be 1KD per transaction. Moreover, in
the case of the instant payments to the other bank’s 5KD fees would going to be
charged for each transaction.
Furthermore, the transaction between the NBK Jordan accounts
will be going to receive an instant credit, while the transaction of the other
bank will be going to be processed with the help of an ACH(Automated Clearing
House). As of now, there is a limit for such transactions which has been caped
to KD 2000.
“NBK is an important partner in the region, and we’re excited that they have begun moving live payments across our blockchain network on behalf of their customers,” said Marcus Treacher, senior vice president, customer success, Ripple. “We will continue to work with NBK to connect them to more RippleNet partners so their customers can make quicker, cheaper payments to anywhere in the world.”
