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The Key to Attaining the UN Goal to Reduce Remittance Costs to Less Than 3% by 2030 – Op-Ed Bitcoin News

The cost incurred by African migrants or expatriates when sending funds via the so-called formal corridors remains way above the UN target of less than three percent, the latest data from the World Bank has shown. On the other hand, the cost is much lower than the target when cryptocurrencies

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Crypto Exchange Bitso Launches Remittance Service in Colombia – Exchanges Bitcoin News

Bitso, a Mexican-based, Latam operating cryptocurrency exchange, announced it is launching a remittance service in Colombia. The company will now allow its customers in Colombia to send and receive remittances using dollar-pegged stablecoins on the platform. The exchange launched a similar service in Mexico last year in partnership with Circle. Bitso

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Paypal Joins Other Payment and Remittance Providers Suspending Services in Russia – Bitcoin News

A number of payment and remittance platforms, now including Paypal, have restricted access to their services in Russia as western sanctions over Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine continue to expand. Fintech companies have been limiting operations in the Russian Federation also in response to Kyiv’s call for help. Payments Giant Paypal

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Coinbase to Allow Remittance Receivers in Mexico to Cash Out in Local Currency – Bitcoin News

Coinbase, a leading U.S.-based exchange, has announced it will now allow remittance receivers in Mexico to cash out the funds received through its service in local currency. This marks the first foray of the company into the Mexican remittance business, allowing customers to cash out in more than 37,000 convenience

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What Factors Are Driving The Bitcoin Remittance Revolution In Africa? These Ones

The Bitcoin remittance business is blowing up all over the world. South African financial website moneyweb brings us the report directly from the oldest continent. The conditions that led to El Salvador making Bitcoin legal tender are present all over Africa. The people are unbanked but everybody has mobile phones.

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El Salvador’s Bitcoin adoption may transform remittance in Central America

The Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) has identified remittance as an important aspect of El Salvador’s Bitcoin (BTC) adoption policy.According to Reuters on Tuesday, the regional development bank expects other Central American nations to pay close attention to Bitcoin’s impact on remittance costs in El Salvador.Speaking to Reuters,

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Stellar blockchain remittance corridor to power Thailand–Europe payments

Cross-border remittance currently stands as one of crypto’s best use cases that will thrust it into mainstream finance. Running parallel to this trend, a new partnership between Velo Labs and two financial institutions has now resulted in a $17-billion remittance corridor between Europe and Thailand. Using Velo Labs’ blockchain-based financial protocol,

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Cuban freedom fighters launch underground Bitcoin remittance network

Cubans are finding new ways to circumvent the embargo sanctions imposed by the U.S. government back in 1962. According to an October 26 report by Cuba's AFP news agency, remittances sent from the U.S. to Cuba often pass through a clandestine network of "crypto enthusiasts" before being converted into Cuban pesos.Erich

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UAE Bank Opens Bangladesh Remittance Corridor using Ripple’s Blockchain Tech

United Arab Emirates-based retail and business bank, RAKBank, is expanding its remittance routes using Ripple's blockchain technology.Ripple, which provides distributed ledger payments products for financial institutions, was selected to help the UAE's 9th largest bank provide quick cross-border payments in a new Bangladeshi corridor.A partnership, announced Sunday, between Bangladesh-based Bank

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