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Nepal quake: Oxigen wallet will contribute 1% of total revenue earned in a month

India Blooms News Service | | Apr 29, 2015, at 03:50 am

New Delhi, Apr 28 (IBNS): Oxigen Wallet will contribute 1% of the total revenue earned in a month on the Oxigen Wallet App to the Prime Minister's National Relief Fund to aid the thousands of victims who have been impacted by the earthquake in Nepal and Bihar.

" The magnitude of devastation and havoc that this earthquake has brought upon the people of Bihar & Nepal can be numbing and we at Oxigen Wallet would like to partner with our Honble Prime Minister to support the victims by making this contribution" said Ankur Saxena, CEO Of Oxigen Wallet

Oxigen Wallet is India’s first p2p money transfer app that allows you to send and receive money through popular social channels like Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter etc.

Oxigen Wallet also enables one to send money to any mobile number or bank account in India.

#Nepal quake: Oxigen wallet will contribute 1% of total revenue earned in a month

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