Sendit.money - making remittances work globally through blockchain  

Sendit.money - making remittances work globally through blockchain  
Sending money in 2020 While on holiday in Kenya, Michael Lawal needed to send money back to the UK for a family emergency. It proved to be three things: too expensive, too inefficient, and, by the time he was able to transfer the funds, too late. The global remittance market is projected to reach $930.44bn by 2026. Remittance usually refers to the way people sending money back to a home country, including migrant workers...

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