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Company details
- Money Transfer Service
- Alternative Financial Service
- Currency Exchange Service
- Mobile Money Agent
- Money Order Service
- Non-Bank Financial Service
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GMT is Israel's largest and leading financial services company, specializing in both international and local money transfers, as well as a variety of other financial services. They offer global money transfer services, allowing users to send money to friends and family abroad through bank transfers, credit cards, or cash pickup. Their competitive exchange rates and user-friendly online platform, myGMT, make for convenient money transfers. In addition to money transfers, GMT provides services such as foreign currency exchange, prepaid cards, the myGMT digital wallet, and more.
Contact info
Raoul Wallenberg St 18, 6971915, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
- 03-372-2800
- gmt-marketing@gmtonline.co.il
- gmtonline.co.il
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