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The latest from the money transfer industry — provider updates, fee changes, regulatory news, and platform announcements.

A federal excise tax on cash-funded international transfers went live in January 2026. Here's what it means for senders, providers, and the broader remittance market.
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At an investor conference this week, Devin McGranahan acknowledged that Wise and Remitly are winning on customer growth, while defending Western Union's profitability and agent network.
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The Inclusive FinTech Forum 2026 saw Rwanda launch a national FinTech Centre and 'Innovate Rwanda' platform, aiming to attract startups building the next generation of African financial services.
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Our comparison platform now displays sign-up offers, referral rewards, and active promo codes for all 14 providers — so you can factor in bonuses when choosing where to send.
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The London-based fintech giant has filed for a US national bank charter and pledged $500 million in domestic investment, signalling its most aggressive push into American finance yet.
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Sources say the $159 billion payments giant is in early-stage conversations about acquiring all or part of PayPal, which would reshape the global payments landscape.
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New European regulations require all payment providers to process euro transfers in under 10 seconds, 24/7, with mandatory payee verification to combat fraud.
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In a global first, China's central bank digital currency pays interest at deposit rates. With 230 million wallets and trillions in transactions, the e-CNY is entering a new phase.
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Absa Global Pay offers instant transfers to bank accounts, mobile wallets, and cash pickup points across Africa, Asia, and the UK — backed by Thunes' payments network.
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PayPal, Stripe, and major banks are racing to build stablecoin infrastructure for international business payments, with enterprise corridors emerging as the breakout use case.
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With embedded finance transactions projected to exceed $7 trillion in 2026, regulators are scrutinising the sector — but most firms say tighter rules will actually help.
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