Paysend white paper - Digital money transfers and the empowerment of women
All over the world, gender inequality makes it difficult for women to enjoy the same level of financial independence and inclusion as their male counterparts.
This is most evident in low-income countries, where financial infrastructure, socio-economic situations and prejudiced behavioural attitudes prevent women from taking control of their own financial destiny. Digital money services - particularly digital money transfers - are a way to change this.
Our white paper, entitled Digital money for inclusion. How FinTech is supporting the empowerment of women, explores the importance of digitisation of money transfers in creating a more inclusive financial world for women. By extensively using data from the World Bank and a number of other sources, the white paper aims to connect the dots between financial exclusion, digital money and gender equality.
You can download the white paper below:
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Money isn’t just currency - it’s a way to stay connected. Whether you’re helping family back home, supporting friends chasing their dreams, or just sending a surprise for a loved one, Paysend and Visa make it effortless to bridge the distance to Turkey, and transferring to an eligible Visa card via Paysend is one of the easiest ways to send money.
Sending money internationally has never been easier, but as digital payments become more popular, so do scams targeting unsuspecting senders. Fraudsters use various tactics to deceive people into transferring money, often pretending to be banks, employers, or even loved ones in distress.
To help you stay protected, we’ve outlined some of the most common and most recent money transfer scams happening around the world and how you can avoid them.