Western Union is reportedly considering the launch of its own dollar-backed stablecoin. The remittance company is facing competition from a growing swath of cryptocurrency-centered money movement operations, Bloomberg reported Tuesday (Aug. 12).
Western Union is acquiring money transfer service International Money Express (Intermex) for $500 million. The deal is designed to bolster Western Union's retail business in the U.S. while helping it speed digital customer acquisition, the company said in a Sunday (Aug. 10) news release.
Western Union is joining forces with two African FinTechs to provide international money transfer services. The collaboration, announced Wednesday (July 30), will see Western Union work with Zambia's Zoona Transactions and its parent company Chipper Cash, letting customers in Zambia send and receive money around the world.
Financial - Credit Services Industry | Financial Services Sector | Devin B. McGranahan CEO | XMEX Exchange | US9598021098 ISIN |
US Country | 9,100 Employees | 16 Jun 2025 Last Dividend | - Last Split | 2 Oct 2006 IPO Date |
The Western Union Company is a global leader in money movement and payment services, offering a broad spectrum of financial solutions to consumers, businesses, and organizations around the world. Founded in 1851, the company has built an extensive network dedicated to facilitating global financial connectivity through a variety of channels, including retail locations, online platforms, and mobile devices. With its headquarters in Denver, Colorado, Western Union continues to innovate and expand its services to meet the evolving needs of its customers, ensuring secure and efficient financial transactions across international borders and within countries.
Western Union's diverse range of financial services is designed to cater to the versatile needs of its global customer base, providing secure and convenient solutions for money transfers, payments, and other financial activities. These services include: