Ria Money Transfer recognizes AraratBank Partner of the Year in Armenia

YEREVAN, March 31, /ARKA/. For the third year running, AraratBank has been awarded Partner of the Year 2021 in Armenia by Ria Money Transfer.

The criteria applied by Ria Money Transfer included, among others, the volume and number of transactions, quality of service, compliance with MLTF requirements, and efficiency of joint campaigns.

“We are pleased that this year we have been once again awarded the Partner of the Year by Ria Money Transfer system, which is equally pleasant and binding. In the current geopolitical situation, we will seek to maintain our position and ensure sustained growth of indicators,” commented Zaruhi Melkonyan, Head of the International Operations Department at AraratBank.
As a reminder, Ria Money Transfer has a fairly large geographical coverage, encompassing more than 160 countries. -0-

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