Everything happens in the app
This website explains the service. Sending money, adding a recipient, tracking a transfer and reaching support all live in the app — which is also why no amount you see on this site is a quote.
Built around one monthly habit
Most people send to the same one or two people, on roughly the same date, every month. The app is arranged around that, not around a first-time visitor.
The rate and the fee together
Before you confirm, one screen shows the rate, the fee and the exact amount that will be delivered. Never on separate screens.
Saved recipients
Each recipient keeps their own delivery choice — bank, wallet or cash — so you set it once per person, not once per account.
A transfer you can follow
Every transfer has a visible stage and a shareable receipt, so you can show your family what was sent and when.
Repeat last month
The most common transfer is the one you already made. It is one tap from the home screen.
Bangla and English
The whole app, and support, in whichever of the two you prefer.
A named way to get help
Support is reachable from inside the app, with a written complaints procedure behind it rather than a dead-end inbox.
Set up once, then it is short
Registration and identity verification are a one-time step required of regulated money transfer services. After that, sending again takes a few taps.
Security and privacy in the app
Device protection, session handling and what the app stores are described here once each control is implemented and can be evidenced. Nothing is claimed in advance.