INDIA’S LARGEST PAYMENT PLATFORM LAUNCHES MONEY TRANSFER IN THE USA

Sachin - Oxigen Ambassador

CAMBRIDGE, MA (Oct. 28, 2015) – Oxigen USA, Inc. is happy to announce the launch of Money Transfer to India with the best exchange rate guaranteed. Indian-Americans can now send money from New Jersey and Florida to their loved ones in India at an effective rate of 70 Rupees per Dollar for a limited time only.

“I am excited to be associated with Oxigen services, which is at the threshold of exponential growth”, says Sachin Tendulkar, Oxigen’s Brand Ambassador. The Cricket Legend Sachin Tendulkar will be in New York in early November and Oxigen customers can win a chance to meet Sachin in person. They can simply register on Oxigen.com, join Oxigen’s Inner Circle and initiate a money transfer by November 3, 2015.

Oxigen.com brings to the US market a new way of transferring funds to India that is far more efficient and hassle-free. Oxigen.com offers several unique features such as 2-click payments, a shopping cart experience that allows multiple types of transfers to multiple recipients in a single check out, and the highest True Exchange Rate (net of fees) guaranteed, enabled by a daily comparison to competitor exchange rates. You can pay your family’s monthly phone, Internet, TV, and utility bills instantly from your US credit card.

Senders can use the Oxigen Happiness Meter to track the “happiness levels” of their loved ones based on how much value they have transferred over time, advancing their recipients through four stages of happiness, with happiness regression for forgetting to send happiness.

Oxigen USA’s Chief Happiness Officer Amir Alexander Hasson said,  “As the Diwali gifting season approaches and Oxigen Brand Ambassador Sachin Tendulkar comes to New York for the All Star Cricket Series, it’s hard to think of a better time to launch Oxigen’s US money transfer service”.

For information on Oxigen, visit Oxigen.com/the-inner-circle and Facebook.com/OxigenUSA

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