OANDA and Western Union Business Solutions team up for cross-border money transfer solution

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Middle East & Africa, Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe

Multi-asset trading services and foreign exchange solutions provider OANDa has teamed up with Western Union Business Solutions to deliver a new cross-border money transfer solution. Called OANDA Money Transfer, it allows customers to send money in over 130 currencies and to 170 countries and...

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