The once-stodgy remittance market has burst into life as increasing numbers of companies - from start-ups to legacy banks - fight to get a slice of the booming market in international money transfers.
They are using a variety of ways to set themselves apart from the competition, including making their cost structures transparent and allowing customers to send money with a tap on their mobile phones.
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