- InstaReM, one of Southeast Asia’s fastest growing fintech companies and the leading digital cross-border money transfer service provider in that market is launching the Money Transfer InstaMojis
- The emojis of money transfer will enable InstaReM customers to share their feedback on their transfers with the company’s services team
- Instamojis are another example of how InstaReM connects with customers on a different level compared to other big financial providers.
InstaReM one of Southeast Asia’s fastest growing fintech companies and the leading digital cross-border money transfer service provider in that market has today announced its launching the Money Transfer InstaMojis in celebration of World Emoji Day.
The emojis of money transfer will enable InstaReM customers to share their feedback on their transfers with the company’s services team.InstaReM will also soon be launching a keyboard which will be available for download to InstaReM App users on iOS and Android. Switching to this keyboard, InstaReM users will be able to use InstaMojis for expressing themselves emojically on feedbacks on their transfers, and conversations with the InstaReM service team. They’ll be able to use the instamojis on external apps as well whenever they switch to the InstaReM keyboard.
This move by InstaReM is another sign of the company strengthening customer relations. InstaReM recently launched in Europe and its spectacular growth and global reach has been achieved in just over three years, on less than $20 million in capital. InstaReM’s competitive advantage is driven by the fact InstaReM charges an average transaction fee of just 0.25 percent, instead of the usual fee plus marginal FX spread that its competitors charge.
Prajit Nanu, Co-founder and CEO of InstaReM said:
“While on the surface Instamojis look like a bit of fun, its actually really important we give our customers multiple ways of communicating with our teams. What sets InstaReM apart from the big banks, is we are a company that champions the consumer, and to do that successfully, we have to be able to connect with them on all levels.”