Travel eSIMs: unlock more revenue from your existing customers
The customer relationship is changing
For years, remittance businesses have measured their customer relationship in a single moment: the transfer. Most other customer spending has happened outside that relationship.
That’s starting to change. Global travel eSIM spend is projected to grow from $1.8 billion in 2025 to $8.7 billion by 2030
It’s one of the fastest-growing categories in consumer telecom. The operators T that succeed will not only be those that move money well. They will be the ones that stay relevant to customers between transfers.
The potential revenue opportunity
Take 50,000 active customers: at 20% adoption and £40 average annual spend, that’s £400,000 flowing through the business, with a meaningful share retained as margin, scaling with the customer base rather than transaction volume.
Offer travel eSIMs through your own brand
This is why RemitONE has introduced travel eSIMs within its platform.
Money Transfer Operator (MTO), banks and fintechs running on RemitONE can offer customers the ability to purchase and top up mobile data for use abroad, through their own branded customer experience. They can introduce an additional service without building telecom infrastructure or hiring specialist teams.
Stay relevant between transfers
The model is simple.
A customer already using your app to send money can also access and purchase a travel eSIM. This helps keep your brand relevant beyond the transfer and gives customers another reason to return.
Estimate your travel eSIM revenue
How much could travel eSIMs generate for your business?
Use the RemitONE Growth Hub calculator to estimate the potential opportunity based on your active customer base.
Calculate your potential travel eSIM revenue
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Episode 8: 5 Ways Money Transfer Operators Can Reduce Costs and Scale Smarter
As money transfer operators grow, costs can quickly build across compliance, agent management, payout partners, and market expansion.
In this episode Natalie Perkins is joined by Aamer Abedi, CMO at RemitONE, to discuss five practical ways MTOs can reduce costs while building a more scalable operation.
From compliance automation and agent oversight to partner ecosystems, digital wallets and Remittance-as-a-Service, this episode explores where operators often lose margin and how technology can help improve efficiency.
If you’re looking to reduce costs, improve operations, or expand into new markets then book a call with Oussama to explore what options could work best based on your business setup.
Cross-Border Payments AI-Powered Fraud Detection – Staying Ahead of Risk in 2026
Fraud in cross-border payments is evolving fast. Criminals are quick to exploit new technologies, leaving legacy systems struggling to keep up.
For money service businesses (MSBs), this creates a tough balance: protect customers without adding friction that slows down payments.
AI is now making that balance possible.
Why Traditional Fraud Systems Fall Short
Rule-based systems work by spotting predefined patterns. The problem? Fraudsters adapt. Once they understand the rules, they simply work around them.
The result:
- Missed fraud attempts (false negatives)
- Too many false alerts that block genuine customers (false positives)
- Operational costs as teams review flagged transactions manually
Customers lose confidence, and you lose revenue.
How AI Changes the Game
AI doesn’t just follow rules. It learns.
By analysing vast datasets in real time, AI systems can:
- Detect subtle anomalies across millions of transactions
- Identify fraud patterns that humans or static systems would miss
- Reduce false positives by distinguishing genuine customer behaviour from suspicious activity
- Proactively request extra verification before blocking payments
This shift makes fraud prevention smarter, faster, and more customer-friendly.
👉 Discover how RemitONE’s AI modules enhance fraud and compliance checks.
Proof from the Industry
- HSBC reports its AI tools detect four times more suspicious activity than traditional systems, while cutting down false alerts.
- SWIFT is preparing to roll out AI-powered fraud detection across its global payments network.
These are not experimental trials. They’re production-level deployments shaping the industry.
Why This Matters for Money transfer Businesses
For smaller players, the challenge is sharper. Fraud prevention is critical for compliance and customer trust, but overzealous checks can drive customers away.
AI gives MSBs the ability to:
- Secure payments in real time
- Minimise unnecessary friction for customers
- Reduce compliance team workloads
- Stay aligned with regulatory expectations
👉 See how our AI bolt-ons integrate fraud detection seamlessly into your system.
Where to Begin
The smartest starting points for AI fraud detection include:
- Transaction monitoring across multiple corridors
- Automated sanctions and PEP (politically exposed persons) screening
- Real-time alerts with automated customer communication
These can be rolled out gradually, without overhauling existing systems.
The Takeaway
Fraudsters will always evolve. But with AI, payment companies and fintechs can move faster — spotting threats earlier, reducing false alerts, and delivering a smooth customer experience.
Security no longer has to come at the cost of speed.
Curious how AI can protect customers without slowing payments?
Book a free strategy call to see how AI bolt-ons can strengthen your defences.
Expand Your Money Service Business in Europe without Local Licences or Bank Setup
Most Banks and Money Transfer Operators (MTOs) that handle payouts rely on international partners to send them transactions. But what if you could manage both sides of the corridor and keep more margin?
Watch the short video to find out how:
Oussama breaks down how our Remittance-as-a-Service model lets you:
- Launch send operations from the UK and Europe in weeks
- Avoid waiting months for licences or bank approvals
- Get a white-labelled app and website
- Tap into ~€130B in remittances sent from Europe and ~£20B from the UK alone
Looking to grow across borders without the heavy costs? This could be the missing piece to help you do that.
Book a free call with our expert Oussama to explore how this can work for your business:
Power Up Your Platform: The Top RemitONE Features Driving Our Clients’ Success
What if the growth you’re chasing is already built into your system?
If you’re using the RemitONE Money Transfer Platform, we want to make sure you’re getting the most out of it to unlock its full potential.
Packed into your platform are powerful tools designed to boost transactions, build loyalty, reduce risk, and help you move faster. But if you’re not fully unlocking them, you’re missing opportunities.
Today, we’ll be sharing our clients features that consistently drive results and keep them ahead of the curve.
Let’s show you what’s possible.
Loyalty Manager: Keep Customers Coming Back
If you’re looking to boost retention and give your remitters a reason to keep choosing you—this is the feature to activate.
Loyalty Manager™ turns every transaction into an opportunity to reward your remitters. With this popular feature, your customers earn loyalty points every time they send money or refer a friend. These points can be redeemed to reduce transaction fees, which means every transfer becomes more affordable and more rewarding for them.
What makes it especially powerful is how customisable it is. You can set your own rules on how points are earned, based on what makes sense for your business, whether that’s based on transaction frequency, corridors, or even new customer referrals.
And when combined with Promotions Manager™, your customers can unlock even more by using loyalty points and promotions in a single transaction. The result? Greater satisfaction, higher engagement, and stronger brand loyalty.
Promotions Manager™: Smart Offers, More Transfers
If you’re running a money transfer business, you know that generic discounts don’t cut it. You need offers that actually move the needle — increasing transaction volumes, encouraging repeat usage, and giving customers a reason to stick with you.
That’s exactly what Promotions Manager™ is built for.
This feature puts you in full control, allowing you to set up intelligent, rule-based promotions that are targeted, timely, and effective. Whether it’s a festive seasonal discount for specific corridors, a reward for frequent senders, or a special deal for partners, this feature helps you craft promotions that match your business goals and your audience’s behaviour.
- Target smarter: Choose who sees your promotions based on corridors, transaction history, or user type.
- Incentivise more sends: Set up thresholds like “send 3 times, get a discount” to increase transaction frequency.
- Run timely offers: Activate short-term promos for holidays, local events, or marketing pushes.
- Maximise ROI: Avoid blanket discounts and focus on what works, boosting transactions without wasting budget.
It’s not just about discounts; it’s about strategy. Promotions Manager™ helps you reward the right behaviour, at the right time, with the right offer, building stronger customer loyalty and driving more transactions.
Risk Manager™ : Spot Risks Before They Become Problems
Risk is everywhere when you’re moving money across borders, but staying compliant doesn’t have to mean slowing down your operations or manually digging through data.
What clients love about our Risk Manager™ is it doesn’t just flag risks — it thinks ahead.
It gives you a dynamic, real-time view of who your riskiest customers are based on what they actually do — not just who they say they are. From sending to high-risk regions to sudden spikes in transaction volumes, our dynamic risk scoring system tracks behaviour patterns, adapts in real-time, and assigns weighted risk scores to both remitters and beneficiaries. The result? You can spot red flags early, act fast, and stay ahead.
It’s not just for compliance teams either, the Risk Score Rules Engine lets you set custom rules that reflect your business needs. And with detailed audit trails and downloadable reports, you’ll always be ready when the regulator comes knocking.
If you’re already juggling tight regulations and evolving risks, then it might be time to activate Risk Manager™ and make your life a whole lot easier.
Maker Checker: Double Verification for Safer Transfers
Mistakes in money transfers can cost more than just time; they can damage trust. Maker Checker adds a second layer of control to your operations by requiring one team member to create a transaction, and another to verify it. It’s a simple way to reduce errors, prevent fraud, and keep your financial processes rock solid and secure.
Built for compliance, peace of mind, and flawless execution.
Get more out of RemitONE — with hands-on expert support
Sometimes the real game-changer isn’t a new feature, it’s having someone by your side who knows your system and understands your goals to help you move faster.
That’s exactly what our Technical Customer Success (TCS) offers. It’s a personalised support experience built for teams who want to go further with RemitONE. You’ll have direct access to a dedicated Technical Customer Success Manager who becomes an extension of your team, someone who already understands your setup and can help you troubleshoot issues faster, scale with confidence, and get more out of the platform.
Whether it’s navigating technical challenges, implementing new features, or simply having a regular sounding board for improvements, TCS is designed to make your day-to-day easier and more effective. You’ll spend less time stuck in queues and more time getting things done.
It’s a flexible service shaped around your workflow, from quick weekly catch-ups to in-depth strategy calls. Whatever your rhythm, we’ll match it, so your team can keep moving.
Let’s take some weight off your shoulders and help unlock your full potential.
You’re sitting on the growth your competitors are already using.
These tools aren’t “nice-to-haves” they’re how leading money service businesses (MSBs) are pulling ahead. More transactions. More loyalty. More support.
If you’re already using RemitONE, it’s time to unlock the full power of your platform.
And if you’re not with us yet? Then let’s show you what’s possible.
Book a free demo and see how the world’s leading MSBs use our platform to grow every single day.
RemitONE Partners with Ding to Bring Global Mobile Top-Up Solutions to Its Platform
RemitONE, the leading global provider of money transfer technology, is proud to announce its partnership with Ding, the world’s leading mobile top-up specialist. This integration enables RemitONE clients to access 800+ mobile operators across 150+ countries, offering seamless solutions for mobile top-ups, bill payments, gift cards, and more—all through the RemitONE platform.
Why Ding?
With over 9 million customers and 65 million transactions annually, Ding is a trusted partner worldwide, enhancing remittance services by:
- Improving customer experience with fast, secure, and simple solutions.
- Meeting the growing demand for mobile and digital services.
- Delivering new revenue opportunities for service providers.
Introducing Ding Checkout
Ding recently launched Ding Checkout, a digital solution designed for effortless web and app integration. Industry leaders such as MoneyGram and Western Union already utilise Ding Checkout to elevate their service offerings and better serve their customers.
What This Partnership Means for You
Through this collaboration, RemitONE clients can now leverage Ding’s robust mobile and data top-up solutions—trusted by the world’s largest remittance firms—all fully integrated into the RemitONE platform.
Enhance Your Services Today
Take advantage of Ding’s innovative global solutions to elevate your offerings. Contact sales@remitone.com to learn more, and we’ll introduce you to the Ding team, who can guide you through accessing 800+ mobile operators worldwide.
About RemitONE
RemitONE is the leading provider of money transfer software solutions for banks, telcos, and money transfer operators (MTOs) worldwide. With multi-channel access, including agent networks, online, and mobile, RemitONE empowers organisations to streamline and scale their remittance operations.
About Ding
Ding is the world’s leading mobile top-up platform, connecting over 800 mobile operators across 150+ countries. With a focus on simplicity, security, and speed, Ding complements traditional remittance services with cutting-edge digital solutions. https://www.ding.com/
For enquiries, contact: sales@remitone.com
Driving Innovation and Customer Trust: The Role of Compliance, Speed, and Transparency in the Evolving Payments Landscape | IPR Global 2024
In today’s fast-evolving payments landscape, security, compliance, and customer expectations are more interconnected than ever. As businesses strive to innovate and meet the growing demand for faster, more transparent payment solutions, integrating compliance from the start is no longer a choice—it’s a necessity.
We gathered our panel of experts from top companies in the field to share their insights and strategies.
Panellists:
- Michael Bermingham, Co-Founder & Chief Business Officer, Nium
- Anastasia Serikova, VP, Head of Revenue and Growth, Visa Direct at Visa
- Kunal Choudhary, Money Transfers Strategy Lead, Worldpay
- Mitchell Fordham, Chief Revenue Officer & Co-founder, eSIM Go
Moderator:
- Oussama Kseibati, Business Development Officer, RemitONE
1. Balancing Innovation with Security: How Are Companies Integrating Compliance to Enhance Trust in the Payments Landscape?
In the evolving payments landscape, security and compliance aren’t just obstacles—they’re integral to innovation and customer trust. Michael highlighted that integrating compliance directly into product development can actually streamline processes rather than create friction. By building end-to-end solutions that embed compliance from the start, companies can meet regulatory standards, mitigate fraud risks, and open doors for more secure, seamless transactions. This approach not only can potentially position companies as leaders in compliance but also offers clients and partners a smoother, more reliable service.
Anastasia echoed Michael’s view, emphasising that products must work in close harmony with compliance. Open, continuous dialogue with regulators is crucial to ensuring that innovation and security progress together. Recent cross-border payment targets set by the Financial Stability Board—such as the goal for 75% of cross-border payments to arrive within an hour, with the remainder arriving within one business day by 2027. While challenging, it can push the industry to ultimately improve transparency and customer satisfaction.
2. Shifting Customer Expectations and the Impact of Seamless Payments and Remittances on Satisfaction
Customer expectations should naturally evolve as innovation progresses, highlighted Kunal. If they aren’t changing, something’s off. He broke this down into three key areas: transparency, speed, and convenience. Worldpay’s recent report found 84% of consumers want one-click payments, 67% prioritise ease of use when choosing a preferred payment method, and an impressive 97% say that fast payouts are crucial for a positive remittance experience. Integrating these elements into your payment processes is essential for a seamless customer journey.
When it comes to customer loyalty, fees are a major factor—73% of respondents consider them when choosing a remittance provider. Even more telling, 98% said transparency from the beginning of the transaction is key to keeping them loyal. In contrast, hidden fees or a lack of transparency can break trust, leading 20% of customers to abandon a transaction and seek alternatives. Failure to meet expectations on transparency or fees could leave customers feeling blindsided, eroding their confidence in the brand.
Michael added to Kunal’s point, highlighting the growing demand for real-time payments. Today’s customers want to know exactly where their money is at every step of the journey. While speed is crucial, transparency about the transaction’s status throughout the process is just as important. Customers are increasingly frustrated when they don’t have visibility into the status of their payments, which can detract from their overall satisfaction.
3. Case Studies: Leading Companies Elevating Customer Experience
Mitchell shared how Western Union is utilising eSIM technology to enhance customer convenience and loyalty. Through their digital wallet, the company offers eSIM options that allow customers to stay connected while travelling abroad, making it easier to manage finances, communicate with family, and access their services. This added benefit not only enriches the customer experience but also helps retain users by offering more value. Additionally, this approach allows Western Union to gather data that can be used to further refine and improve their services.
Worldpay, one of the largest payment acquirers, has a robust global infrastructure supporting over 180 markets and processing more than 50 billion transactions in multiple currencies. This vast expertise enables them to help merchants expand into new markets and enhance the customer experience, pointed out Kunal. Worldpay’s ability to innovate in fraud prevention through AI and machine learning helps ensure flag fraudulent activity beforehand and prevent it moving forward. While their focus on offering a wide range of payment options helps meet diverse customer needs. Their continued commitment to enhancing the payments experience through these technologies has enabled merchants to expand into new markets with greater confidence, benefiting both businesses and customers alike.
A growing trend in the payments industry, highlighted by Anastasia, is the increasing demand for faster, more transparent payments, particularly for Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs). A notable example is Revolut’s instant payouts for businesses, a service powered by Visa Direct. This has been driven by the need for speed and clarity in payments.
4. Promoting Financial Inclusion Through Payments and Remittances in Underserved Regions
In regions like Latin America, particularly Brazil, the introduction of real-time payments through PIX has been a game-changer. This system allows users to send and receive payments instantly, bypassing traditional banking systems and making financial transactions more accessible. Additionally, the ability to store and use foreign currencies in digital wallets is helping underserved populations meet daily financial needs, especially in times of crisis. This has opened up new opportunities for individuals, such as remote workers and freelancers, who can now receive payments from employers across different regions without relying on traditional bank accounts.
Anastasia highlighted several initiatives powered by Visa that contribute to financial inclusion. She shared how Visa has facilitated rapid state payouts during crises, such as in Guatemala following a natural disaster. Through Visa’s payment rails, the government was able to distribute funds quickly to almost 3 million people. Looking ahead, Anastasia predicts that digital wallets are expected to play an even larger role in financial inclusion, making it easier for people in underserved regions to access financial services.
Mitchell also discussed the significant role of mobile operators in providing financial services to underserved regions, particularly through companies like MTN and Digicel. However, a more innovative approach where not only can money be transferred between phone numbers, but the mobile operator also provides a SIM card to the recipient. This creates opportunities to better understand user behaviour, track interests, and gather insights about customer segments. By offering mobile plans at affordable rates, these operators are able to deliver a range of services that offer more value than just low fees, which in turn helps foster stronger brand loyalty and financial inclusion.
What next?
At RemitONE, our commitment is to provide you with cutting-edge technology, compliance solutions, an expansive network, and expert guidance to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of remittances. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to scale your business, we’ve got you covered.
Want to see how RemitONE can elevate your business? Book a free consultation to discover how we can supercharge your business
Empower Your Bank with RemitONE’s Cutting-Edge White Label Mobile App
The banking landscape is evolving faster than ever, and so are your customers’ needs. To meet their demands, you need a mobile app that not only keeps pace with these changes but also sets the standard for innovation and customisation.
With RemitONE’s white label mobile app, your bank can quickly launch a customised money transfer app on both iOS and Android platforms with minimal hassle.
Key Benefits:
Increase Revenue: Convert non-account holders into loyal customers and increase your revenue streams with additional services.
Expand Market Reach: Access new markets by leveraging connections with International Money Transfer Operators in the RemitONE EcoSystem™.
Flexible Integration: Connect seamlessly to your preferred payment gateways to keep your operations running smoothly.
Versatile E-Wallets: Issue e-wallets, allowing customers to top up their own accounts or send money to beneficiaries’ mobile wallets.
Quick Registration & Onboarding: Provide a smooth and efficient customer experience from start to finish to keep them returning.
If you’re looking stay ahead of the evolving digital landscape, get in touch today: sales@remitone.com.
Add a mobile plan to the digital wallet to generate loyalty, value and relevance
This article is brought to you in partnership with eSIM Go, written by Mitchell Fordham, Chief Revenue Officer & Co-founder at eSIM Go.
Payment brands, neobanks and other fintechs are continuously seeking innovative ways to foster loyalty, drive account registrations, and reduce customer acquisition costs (CAC). More and more have found it in a new category of digital service – eSIM mobile data and phone plans – that complements existing payment services and adds value to premium subscriptions.
The limited value of traditional loyalty perks and rewards
Consumer banking and payment services have entertained all kinds of perks and loyalty rewards with varying success. The more bizarre examples of waffle irons, garden tools and even hunting rifles tend to emanate from bricks and mortar institutions, while neobanks and digital payments providers gravitate towards virtual, subscription-based add-ons. These are either useful (e.g. gym membership), delightful (e.g. cinema tickets, free coffee) or a judicious mixture of both that also imbues feelings of safety, trust and permanence (e.g. personal or travel insurance).
It sounds great in theory, but the value quickly drains out of these for two reasons: 1) they aren’t necessarily essential, and 2) it isn’t obvious how they benefit the customer relationship.
Mobile data and phone plans, by contrast, not only create this additional value but also act as both a flywheel for perpetually evolving value and a conduit for a more complete, trusted and personalised customer relationship.
A digital connection that ties digital customers to your digital brand experience
eSIMs are virtual SIM cards, and this subtle change in telco technology makes it significantly easier for fintechs to not only offer mobile plans as an added customer perk, but to do so under their own brand. Having been held back by the historic constraints of plastic SIM card distribution and support infrastructure, payment providers and neobanks like Western Union and others have moved to capitalise on this digital evolution in mobile. The smartest are viewing this as a channel for achieving customer loyalty and other business objectives – understanding that it’s more than just a revenue generator.
All this is happening at a time when consumers have never been more reliant upon data connectivity both at home and especially when traveling abroad.
eSIMs in action
Western Union launched its eSIM offering in March, in partnership with eSIM Go. For them, equipping digital wallet customers with global connectivity possibilities serves the dual purpose of traveling with ease and optimising access to digital banking services from anywhere. Western Union eSIMs give customers hassle-free access to wallet-friendly data roaming, either to use on their next foreign trip or to effortlessly send to family and friends living abroad.
At the launch of the service, Western Union’s Head of Global Ecosystem Partnerships, James Osterloh, said: “We are delighted that, with this innovative service we enable our digital wallet customers to have full control over their connectivity needs as well as their finances, adding further value when they use our product.”
What connectivity does for customer acquisition and loyalty
eSIMs help consumers ‘beat the system’ and avoid expensive data roaming charges when traveling abroad. They also fit snugly within traditional loyalty schemes, representing an achievable reward that scales from less than $5 to over $100 per redemption.
The impetus for a branded eSIM service might begin as a subscription perk providing added value to customers, but it’s always got that scope to go on and open new avenues for continuous engagement. That’s because connectivity is a license to connect. It’s a new touchpoint; a bridge that, with permission, you can meet in the middle with your customers. Not only enabling them to use connectivity-reliant digital payment services more frequently, but also – for example – allowing fintech providers to harness valuable data on customer behaviour and preferences to use in delivering hyper-personalised content and offers.
It’s a future worth exploring. Rest assured, your competitors already are, and your customers won’t be far behind.
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The Evolution and Impact of Digital Remittances
This article is brought to you in partnership with Visa.
The landscape of cross-border remittances has undergone a significant transformation over the past few
decades, moving away from being high-friction, expensive, and low transparency to being near real-time,
more cost-efficient, and more transparent.
The advent of digital remittance services has revolutionised this landscape. To enable this evolution, the
payments industry continues to make significant strides in the types of innovative solutions, the various
use cases, and the speed and costs of remittance services. This shift is reshaping how money is sent and
received globally, impacting millions of lives and economies.
The Digital Transformation
Digital remittances are now at the forefront of the industry, driven by advancements in mobile
technology and connectivity. Visa’s “Money Travels: Digital Remittances Adoption” Report found that
digital remittances are the preferred method among consumers across all surveyed countries, with 53%
of consumers turning to digital apps to send and receive funds around the world. According to the World
Bank, digital remittances are nearly 2% cheaper than cash remittances, which is a significant saving for
those sending money cross-border on a regular basis.
The benefits of digital remittances extend beyond just cost savings. These platforms offer speed, security,
and convenience, ensuring that funds are transferred quickly and safely. Of the estimated 200 million
migrants who send funds to their collective 800 million family members back home, many are turning to
digital methods, because app-based digital payments are considered the most secure means for sending
funds abroad1. This is particularly crucial for families who rely on remittances for everyday needs like
food, education, and medical expenses.
Economic and Social Impact
When these payments are digital, they provide an additional boost to economic empowerment and
financial inclusion. With advances in digital payments, families benefit from the lower cost of sending or
receiving money abroad. They can have money available in near real-time so that they can spend it
immediately on what they need. With the right guardrails in place, remittance firms and lenders can
work together to extend credit based on customer behaviour, increasing access to financial services that
immigrants lack when they first move.
While remittances can improve the living conditions of those back home, they also fuel growth rates of
receiving economies. 29 countries received over 10 percent of their gross domestic product (GDP) in
remittances in 20221, while seven received over 25 percent of their GDP this way2.
Future Prospects and Challenges
Despite the advancements, challenges remain. Many payment corridors still lack basic infrastructure like
electricity and internet connectivity, which is a barrier for millions in digitising their cross-border
payments.
Innovation within Fintechs and banks, the transformation of global remitters and capabilities of solutions
developed by global payment networks are focused on helping to bring seamless, secure, and rapid
digital remittances within reach. Expanded choices are also important in how digitally enabled migrant
workers can more easily compare providers and costs to choose the best options for their families. Visa
Direct, Visa’s real-time money movement network, is powering many of these new solutions by helping
facilitate the fast delivery of funds directly to cards, bank accounts, and wallets around the world3.
The evolution of cross-border remittances from traditional methods to digital platforms has had a
transformative impact on global economies and communities. As digital adoption continues to rise, it
holds the potential to further empower individuals and drive economic growth, provided the challenges
of digital infrastructure are addressed. The future of remittances is undeniably digital, promising greater
efficiency, security, and inclusion for millions around the world.
1Money Travels: 2023 Digital Remittances Adoption Report (visa.com)
3 Actual fund availability depends on receiving financial institution and region.
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