The bank also partners with remittance agents in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Hong Kong, ensuring that PMIs worldwide can send money back to Indonesia easily and affordably.

Looking ahead, Bank Mandiri is committed to expanding partnerships with international remittance agents and integrating advanced technologies such as application programming interfaces (APIs).

This will help optimize transactions and improve service delivery. Through these efforts, Bank Mandiri aims to create an inclusive financial ecosystem that supports the empowerment of Indonesia’s global diaspora. Beyond facilitating financial transactions, Bank Mandiri is also focused on empowering PMIs through its Mandiri Sahabatku program.

This initiative offers financial literacy and entrepreneurship training designed to help migrant workers manage their finances effectively. The program guides PMIs before departure, during their time abroad, and upon their return, ensuring they can make the most of their earnings and contribute to the local economy as entrepreneurs.

The strategic focus on migrant worker empowerment aligns with the Ministry of State-Owned Enterprises’ vision to build an inclusive and sustainable business ecosystem. By integrating innovative financial solutions and technology, Bank Mandiri is not only enhancing its remittance services but also playing an active role in supporting Indonesia’s economic transformation and empowering its diaspora.

Evi emphasized that Bank Mandiri’s efforts are in line with the broader goal of making banking services accessible to all Indonesians, particularly those working abroad. “We want to ensure every PMI has easy access to reliable banking services, enabling them to better manage their finances and contribute to Indonesia’s economy,” she concluded. Looking forward, Bank Mandiri remains focused on expanding financial access for migrant workers.

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