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Eko India Offers Banking Services to Migrants in Telangana
Source: Telangana Today
Eko India, a fintech company that enables deposit, withdrawal, and remittance services for its customers, mostly migrant workers, has eased the access of migrants to cash and catering to their monetary needs in the prevailing coronavirus situation in Telangana.
Eko’s network of over 200,000 entrepreneurs, retailers, and individuals, across 200 cities in India has been instrumental in bringing about this ease to the lives of migrants, a press release said. It partnered with the State Bank of India and other private sector banks and payments banks to provide banking services to migrants in Telangana.
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