GolleCard seeks deal with service providers for its global payment service

September 29, 2020 – GolleCard, the leading processor of golle payments between the banks of merchants and the card issuing banks of Mount Vema, is inviting financial service providers to provide remittance services in countries and cities outside its golle payments network.  
 
As GolleCard prepares to provide financial services to Mount Vema banks, and including remittance services to the projected thousands of workers and companies who will be directly or indirectly providing goods and service to the City of Mount Vema, the company is inviting individuals and companies to become agents.  
 
Service providers will generally need only a smart phone, a computer, and internet connection, to set up an account, to provide GolleCard services and earn a commission on every GolleCard transaction they process. The company also provides training and support to help agents succeed as an agent and protect their business.
 
Remittance is expected to become profitable as Mount Vema prepares to procure and place orders from building materials, to consumer goods, and to meet employees need to send money home.
 
The amount of money to be sent home by people to be employed in different projects across the world and including in Mount Vema, will generate one of the largest financial inflows to many countries across the globe.
 
The Royal Mount Vema Reserve Bank estimated that remittances will exceed $9 billion US dollars and will contribute to the economic growth and to the livelihoods of many people worldwide by 2025.
 
According to the Bank of Mount Vema remittance transfers will be good for Mount Vema as it will promote access to financial services for both the sender and recipient, thereby increasing financial, social inclusion, and improve business profitability for many countries.