ICT Samachar
Esewa Money Transfer, a leading digital remittance company, has announced the bumper winner of its 'Mero Digital Desh' initiative. Ms. Anjula Ghimire has won a brand-new house in Kathmandu as the grand prize.
The winner was announced on Wednesday, November 27, through a live broadcast on the official Facebook pages of Esewa Money Transfer and eSewa, as well as on Kantipur Television. Through a digital lucky draw. Ms. Anjula Ghimire was selected as the grand prize winner who won a brand new two-and-a-half-storied house built on an area of 898.36 sq. ft. in Imadol, Ward No. 3, Lalitpur.
‘Mero Digital Desh’ initiative was launched two years ago to encourage the use of formal channels for remittance and to promote digital remittance services. The campaign, which ran from September 18, 2023, to November 15, 2024, offered participants the chance to win a house in Kathmandu by sending remittances digitally to beneficiaries’ eSewa wallet.
During the announcement event, Ajesh Koirala, CEO of Esewa Money Transfer, highlighted the importance of digital remittance and its positive contribution to the national economy. He remarked, 'Mero Digital Desh' initiative has played a vital role in promoting formal remittance systems. I extend my gratitude to all Nepalese who have supported this initiative. We remain committed to enhancing our services to make remittance more digital, reliable, and impactful in the future."
Jagdish Khadka, CEO of eSewa, congratulated the winner and said, “‘Mero Digital Desh’ initiative has played a vital role in promoting digital remittance and strengthening the connection between Nepalese around the world. Through this initiative, we have strived to make eSewa’s remittance services more convenient, faster, and reliable, ensuring that the hard-earned money is safely transferred to their loved ones.”
Esewa Money Transfer is the leading digital remittance company in Nepal, providing world-class remittance services to Nepalese worldwide. Established in 2019 and licensed by Nepal Rastra Bank under foreign exchange regulation, Esewa Money Transfer, a part of F1Soft Group, has been empowering more than 20 million people and 130,000 entities across the country through innovative fintech-based payment services.
