Indonesian fintech company Transfez officially launches in Singapore, offering a new, reliable, and fast way for users to send money to Indonesia.
Singapore, [Date] – Indonesian fintech company Transfez officially launches in Singapore, offering a new, reliable, and fast way for users to send money to Indonesia. Initially designed to serve Indonesian migrant workers (PMI), Transfez aims to become a remittance platform that connects people across borders with simplicity, transparency, and trust.
Through the Transfez app, users in Singapore can send money directly to Indonesian bank accounts in real time, with competitive exchange rates and no hidden fees. Designed with a deep understanding of users’ financial behaviours and daily realities, Transfez provides a seamless and human-centred experience, built to make cross-border payments feel effortless and personal.
“We’re excited to bring Transfez to Singapore as part of our vision to make cross-border payments simpler for everyone,” said [Edo Windratno, CEO of Transfez]. “Our goal is to be a trusted partner for anyone who needs to send money, whether to support their families or to grow their global connections.”
While its initial focus is to support Indonesian users working in Singapore, Transfez is expanding its remittance network to reach more corridors across Asia. In the near future, users will be able to send money from Singapore to additional countries around Asia.
With its launch in Singapore, Transfez strengthens its mission to deliver fast, transparent, and borderless financial solutions for Southeast Asia and beyond.
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