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send money in one transaction for unspecific agent?


rony007

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We want to send remittances from country A to country B using agents. Both countries have multiple agents and one head office. Country's agents are connected with their own country's head office. In our system, all agents have their own XRP address and connected to the country's head office using the Trustline of IOU. if the user can send money from one agent of country A to another specific agent of country B then the path will be-

Agent A(sender) -> country A's head office -> country B's head office ->Agent B (receiver ). 

Real case:
A user wants to send AED (UAE Currency) from UAE to singapore as singapore (Singapore dollar) to the beneficiary. The Sender goes to an agent of UAE then sent 500 AED to singapore without specifying the receiver agent(the receiver can withdraw from any agent of singapore).

If the receiver agent is undefined how a transaction can be done? 
Do we need two transactions, 
Trxn 1 - Agent A  (Sender) > UAE HeadOffice > IND HeadOffice
Trxn 2-  IND HeadOffice>Agent B (Receiver) (when Receiver go any Agent office)

---Is it possible to send the money in one transaction for unspecific agent? 
If one transaction is not possible, then is there any way to connect two transaction?

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5 hours ago, rony007 said:

Is it possible to send the money in one transaction for unspecific agent?

I don't think so, not if you want the funds to be sent to Singapore before the receiver goes to the agent. A payment transaction needs a specific destination. 

5 hours ago, rony007 said:

If one transaction is not possible, then is there any way to connect two transaction?

One option would be to use source and destination tags... The SG office could assign each UAE agent their own destination tag; when a UAE agent sends funds to the SG office they need to include their destination tag to indicate that it came from them. Then when the SG office sends SGD to the receiving agent, they could use the same identifier but as a source tag to indicate which sending agent it originated from?

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