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Poster showcasing Chinabank's recent partnership with DeeMoney of Thailand

Chinabank expands RippleNet platform partners with Thailand’s fintech money service business

Chinabank continues to broaden its global remittance tie-ups to serve Filipinos anywhere in the world.

Connecting via the RippleNet platform, the bank recently partnered with DeeMoney, Thailand’s leading Fintech money service business, to be able to facilitate fast and convenient remittance from Thailand to the Philippines.

IMAGE CREDIT: https://www.chinabank.ph/

The partnership with DeeMoney, with its specialized expertise in international money transfers, enables Chinabank to offer online and real-time remittance service through the DeeMoney app.

Overseas Filipinos can now choose from different modes when sending money through the DeeMoney App:

  1. Credit to a Chinabank account;
  2. Credit to other Philippine bank accounts;
  3. Credit to eWallets (such as GCash and Maya); and
  4. Cash pick-up from any branch of Chinabank or its domestic remittance partners such as MLhuillier, Cebuana Lhuillier, LBC, and Palawan Express

Remittances sent through DeeMoney are also sent and received in real-time.

However, credit-to-bank account transactions that exceed P50,000 will only become available to its beneficiaries on the next banking day.

RippleNet is a globally recognized cross-border payment solution using blockchain technology.

Aside from DeeMoney, Chinabank’s remittance partnership with Qatar National Bank (QNB), the largest financial institution in the Middle East and Africa, and Mobile Money in Malaysia, are also onboard via RippleNet. 

China Banking Corporation (Chinabank) is a leading private universal bank in the Philippines with over 100 years of banking experience and history. It provides a full range of banking products and services to individuals and businesses.

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Ralph, the Editor-in-Chief of FintechNewsPH.com, brings over 15 years of writing and editorial experience that make him a strong fit to lead the publication’s mission of delivering credible and compelling fintech stories. Before joining FintechNewsPH.com, he served as editor of Hello Philippines, a UK-based news magazine for the Filipino community abroad, where he covered stories on culture, business, and the global Filipino experience. He also contributed as a writer for The International Filipino, profiling Filipinos making an impact worldwide, and later worked as copy editor for Malaya Business Insight, one of the country’s respected business newspapers, where he refined his eye for accuracy, clarity, and style. Ralph’s editorial journey began at the University of the Philippines Diliman, where he was Editor-in-Chief of Kampus Dyornal. There, he developed a keen sense for storytelling that informs and connects — a passion that continues to define his work today. Through the years, Ralph has written across diverse subjects, from finance and technology to culture and communication, consistently weaving insight with narrative depth. His solid newsroom background and commitment to quality journalism position him to guide FintechNewsPH.com in highlighting the stories that shape the country’s rapidly evolving fintech landscape. Discover more about Ralph's professional journey on his LinkedIn profile.