Resources for remittance teams
Everything here is written for money transfer operators. Search it, or start from the problem that brought you to the site.
The Bussinesstan resources library covers corridor growth, KYC completion, paid acquisition and lifecycle marketing for money transfer operators. It holds four collections: blog articles, case studies, checklists and downloads. Every piece is written for remittance and cross-border payments teams rather than for fintech generally, and each one starts from a problem an operator already has, not from a keyword.
Where everything lives
Articles and guides
Corridor growth, paid acquisition and lifecycle writing, published for remittance teams.
Button: Read the blog
Case studies
What the work looked like, what changed, and what the operator agreed to publish about it.
Button: See the case studies
Checklists
The lists used on live audits, from KYC drop-off to advertising account setup.
Button: Open the checklists
Downloads
Templates to take away, including the corridor scorecard and the campaign naming guide.
Button: Get the downloads
- Written for money transfer apps
- Used on live audits, not theory
- No sign-up wall on the checklists
Start from the problem
Six sentences operators actually say. Pick the one that sounds like your week and follow it.
Senders download and never verify
The KYC funnel work, and the audit behind it.
Ad accounts keep getting rejected
Financial services verification, done properly.
People send once and disappear
Retention and reactivation for repeat senders.
We are invisible in AI answers
AEO and GEO for money transfer brands.
Support volume is eating margin
Support automation that escalates properly.
We are launching a new corridor
Corridor research and the launch sequence.
Recently published
Questions about all this
The articles and checklists are open. A few downloads ask for a work email, so the updated file can be sent when the template changes.
Growth, marketing and operations teams at money transfer operators, exchange houses, remittance apps and cross-border payment businesses.
Pieces get published as the work produces them, which is closer to monthly than daily. The newsletter carries whatever went up that month.
Yes. A fixed-fee growth audit does exactly that, and the checklists here are the same ones used inside it.
One email a month, no more
What changed in remittance marketing, what got published, and nothing else. Unsubscribe in one click, from the top of it.
Work email · No sales sequence follows this.
Operators, remittance apps and payout platforms on the roster
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