TransferWise Rebrands To Wise, Expands Services To Foreign Workers In Malaysia
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Popular cross-border money transfer service TransferWise has undergone a global rebrand and is now known as Wise.

“We’ve evolved to fix more than just money transfer, but the core experience of using Wise will remain faster, cheaper, and more convenient than anything else,” said Kristo Käärmann, CEO and co-founder of Wise. In offering “more than money transfers”, Käärmann highlighted the new Wise international account with a multi-currency debit card – although this offering is not yet available in Malaysia.

Following the rebrand, customers will still be able to access their accounts on the new website using the same details as before. The new wise.com website is already live and the final switchover for all customers to the Wise brand will take place in March 2021.

 

Closer to home, Wise Malaysia has announced that its money transfer services are now available to foreign workers. “We are also thrilled to expand the availability of international money transfer services to foreign workers, who can also benefit from a low-cost, secure, and completely online option for their remittance needs,” said Lim Paik Wan, the newly appointed Malaysia country manager of Wise.

The company first entered the Malaysian market in 2019, highlighting its low, transparent fee structure for global remittance services as up to four times cheaper than the banks. Wise is now looking to bolster its presence in Malaysia and enter a period of growth and expansion in the country.

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KAH MUN CHAU
2 years ago

I notice that singapore area are offered by Transferwise a debit card would able to use it online or offline with the money deposit to the currency balance, would like to know is transferwise planned to offer the same to Malaysia?

Mohd Naufal Ashaari
1 year ago

I am waiting for Wise to open for Malaysian to receive money via Wise instead only sending money at the present. When is it actually ?
This is good alternatives compared to Payoneer especially for online seller.

Amin
8 months ago

Is this account shariah compliance?

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