NMB Bank launches new cross-border service for Nepal-India remittance
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Media Baaji
- Wed, 10 June 2026
Kathmandu. NMB Bank Limited has launched a new 'Indo-Nepal Remittance' service to send money easily and quickly from Nepal to India. Launched in collaboration with Nepal Clearing House Limited, this service will now make it safer and easier than ever to send and receive money from India to Nepal and from Nepal to India.
With this new technology, customers will get complete freedom from traditional hassles and delays. Now you don't have to wait for many days when sending money from India, as soon as you send money from there, the money will arrive immediately in your personal account at NMB Bank. There will be no more hassle of sharing your long bank account number with others to receive and send money. The bank will create an easy and separate virtual address for the security of the customers and through this address money can be easily sent and received.
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