2019-4-9 23:41 |
Western Union and blockchain-based platform Coin.ph’s new collaboration will enable Filipinos to conduct cross-border money transfers
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New Collaboration Will See Coins.ph Wallet Holders Receive Western Union Transfers Coins.ph and the Western Union have recently started a new partnership. Now, one of the main e-wallet providers of the Philippines will unite with the leader in cross-border money transfers to enable over 5 million people to receive international transfers directly into their crypto […]
2019-4-3 21:52 | |
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Popular international payments company Western Union has entered into a partnership with Thunes, a cross-border payments fintech startup, reports Finextra, March 21, 2019. The newly forged alliance allows Western Union customers to transfer funds directly into the recipient’s mobile wallet around the world.
2019-3-25 11:00 | |
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Western Union is pushing further into the crypto world, teaming up with a cross-border payments network so its customers can take advantage of mobile wallets. The network is Thunes, and through it, Western Union customers can send funds directly into a recipient’s mobile wallet.
2019-3-23 04:11 | |
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Western Union is testing Ripple’s technology to improve cross-border payments. That’s what Molly Shea, CEO of WU Asia Pacific, said in a podcast by analyseasia. Since the advent of Bitcoin, the market for international payments has been more competitive than ever before.
2019-2-14 00:18 | |
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