Receiving funds from abroad securely, easily, and quickly is a necessity for many Venezuelans. Bancamiga’s Solución Amiga makes this possible by allowing its customers in Venezuela to receive funds that are immediately credited to their Bolivar account.

This service is ideal for individuals and businesses. It’s also for those who receive contributions from companies, family, friends, or freelancers who have a Bancamiga Mastercard Debit Card.

The process is very simple. The Bancamiga customer generates a link (funds request) from Bancamiga Online (www.bancamiga.com) or Bancamiga Suite and sends it to the sender abroad, who must have an international credit or debit card to complete the transaction.

With Solución Amiga, customers can receive remittances of up to $2,500 per transaction, with a monthly limit of $6,500. The process involves transactions validated by Bancamiga’s transaction monitoring team for added security.

The funds received are immediately converted to bolivars at the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) exchange rate, and the beneficiary in Venezuela does not pay any commission for receiving the money. The sender pays the commission.

With Solución Amiga, Bancamiga reaffirms its commitment to customer convenience and meets a need easily, quickly, and securely, according to a statement from the institution.

Information and image provided by Bancamiga Banco Universal

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The Venezuelan Chamber of Electronic Commerce asked service providers and merchants in the segment, as well as consumers, to respect the official dollar exchange rate established by the Central Bank of Venezuela.

According to the organization, its members comply with the exchange rate established daily by the regulatory body in the country.

This was confirmed by Richard Ujueta, president of Cavecom-e, who indicated: “It is a call that the chamber makes to merchants, suppliers, consumers to move on the official dollar.”

The official stressed that not complying with the BCV exchange rate “harms and distorts the economy,” because the difference in the exchange rate of the US dollar affects formal merchants and consumers, except for merchants in the informal sector, whom he urged to formalize their activity.

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Source: unionradio

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