This time, however, it’s different for Malaysia. In particular, the novelty is that Tranglo will handle 80% of cross-border payments in real time. The increase in real-time transactions in Malaysia necessitated the upgrading.
PayNet, Malaysia’s central payment system, which had previously used the DuitNow real-time platform, is to thank for the innovation. Real-time transactions have increased by 800% in the last three years as a result of these activities, and they are predicted to increase by 3.5 times more by 2025.
Tranglo intends to strengthen its position in the cross-border transfer industry by introducing new and pertinent technology. Tranglo sees opportunities not just in Malaysia but also throughout the Asia-Pacific region.
Recall that Ripple owns a 40% investment in Tranglo, making it one of the company’s biggest investors. If the aforementioned data is accurate, Tranglo’s rise in South Asia and associated market expansion should be another pillar supporting Ripple’s presence in the region.
We can expect the ODL sales figures that the company just predicted in its report if all Ripple partners continue to develop at the similar rate.
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