The growth of digital payments and digital money transfers shows no signs of slowing in 2022, owing to people’s increasing preference for digital tools and services for sending money overseas.
Hello there, it’s me Purpl! Again 😉! It’s been a while since we last spoke! Well, 1 week perhaps? Feels like an eternity when you’ve been as busy as we have been! 😵 But today I am coming to you with exciting news. I COULDN’T WAIT ANY LONGER TO SHARE THEM WITH YOU!
If you could go out to dinner with any brand, who would you pick 🍽 ?
Now, I know that may sound weird, but stay with me. Harley Davidson… I think would be too loud, which would embarrass me.
This year, Step Conference celebrated it’s 10th anniversary, and no better way to celebrate it than with an in person event! In the own words of Ray Dargham, CEO of Step, “The last two days have been incredible. We put on the best conference to date.”
Remittances have been constantly evolving throughout centuries. In this post, we aim to shed some light on the evolution of remittances from the Hawala system to digital remittances and the 4 reasons why they are important in today’s globally connected world.
Upon reflecting on everything that happened in 2021, starting with the decision to join forces with my current 2 co-founders Jean-Marie Khoueir and Wissam Ghorra, and where we are today close to launch and with a growing full time team,
One-third of Humanity relies on remittances. It is estimated that 1 billion immigrants worldwide help their families by sending money back home. On average, each migrant who sends money back home in the form of remittances supports three individuals, as
Lebanon might be a tiny country with just over 5M population, yet it boasts one of the biggest diaspora population with 15M+ Lebanese living all over the world. Lebanon ranks among the world top 25 inward remittance countries Cost of
