Western Union will vastly expand a U.S. pilot program for money transfers to Cuba, it said on Thursday, opening retail locations across the 50 states and allowing for digital service through its ...

Western Union confirmed on Thursday it had resumed its remittance service from the U.S. to Cuba after the system collapsed more than three months earlier, restoring a vital lifeline for Cubans and ...

After a two-year halt, Western Union has quietly resumed money remittances to Cuba through a pilot program with the hope of expanding its operations in the future, the company says, a much-anticipated ...

MIAMI - Financial services company Western Union has suspended money transfers to Cuba after the U.S. State Department reinstated sanctions on Cuban military-run businesses, a move that is already ...

Western Union will expand remittance services to Cuba in thousands of retail locations in the United States and through the company’s digital platforms, the company said Thursday.

Western Union (WU) announces a significant expansion of the pilot program for the resumption of remittances to Cuba and makes an attempt to solidify its money transfer revenues.

In January, Western Union announced it was resuming money transfers from the U.S. to Cuba after a two-year hiatus. At the time, money transfers could be initiated through a select group of retail ...

Western Union has resumed services to Cuba in a test phase that will allow for money transfers to the island, its first such transactions since a 2020 halt triggered by Trump administration sanctions.

Western Union confirmed on Thursday it had resumed its remittance service from the U.S. to Cuba after the system collapsed more than three months earlier, restoring a vital lifeline for Cubans and ...

Western Union resumed its money transfer services to Cuba on Thursday, after they were halted in January when the Cuban government reported a “cybersecurity incident” affecting its banking ...

Western Union said Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2023, that it has resumed remittance services between the U.S. and Cuba in a limited capacity after two years of the essential economic lifeline being severed.