MoneyGram and Plaid, the data network powering the fintech tools millions of people rely on to lead a healthier financial life, announced the expansion of their pay-by-bank partnership to Europe. Following its successful U.S. launch, the integration enables MoneyGram customers in Europe to easily connect and authenticate their bank accounts through Plaid's trusted open banking technology, providing a new seamless and secure option to fund international payments across key European markets.
MoneyGram announced its next-generation mobile app, introducing a digital, USD-backed stored value account designed to work seamlessly with both traditional fiat currencies and stablecoins. Consumers who were once constrained by fragmented systems and local currencies will now be empowered to leverage stablecoins to access a fast and modern way to move and hold money across borders.
MoneyGram announced the appointment of three new independent members to its Board of Directors: Colin Walsh, founder of Varo Bank; Chris Trendler, founding partner of Pendra Group; and Katherine Carroll, former executive at Stripe.
MoneyGram and Stellar are celebrating five years of collaboration with a major expansion of their stablecoin offerings across the Latin American region.
Luke Tuttle, Chief Product and Technology Officer at MoneyGram International, joins Fintech TV to discuss how blockchain and stablecoins are reshaping the future of global payments.
In an article on Payments Dive, Anthony Soohoo discusses how MoneyGram is increasingly using digital tools to enable customers to send funds across borders, and blockchain technology is starting to play a role too.
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If someone is picking up a MoneyGram transfer in cash, they’ll need two things: the reference number from the sender and an accepted government-issued photo ID. The name on the transfer also needs to match the name on the ID they bring. So if you’re wondering what ID you need to pick up a money transfer, it’s worth checking before anyone heads to a location. Accepted documents can vary by country, and a name mismatch can prevent the money from being collected.
