International money transfer startup TransferWise’s debit card is now available in Australia and New Zealand, with a Singapore launch expected by the end of this year as the company expands its ...

Money transfer company TransferWise has begun a private launch of its “Borderless account” for consumers. It marks the first time the European unicorn has offered a debit card (pictured below), a move ...

As the global gig economy expands, more workers moving between the U.S. and other countries for jobs or school need ways to handle funds in different currencies. London-based international remittance ...

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TransferWise is assessing whether to launch a card linked to customer accounts, according to multiple sources. Four sources within the foreign exchange and payments industry told BI that TransferWise ...

Transferwise has launched a debit card which gives you bank account details for four countries including the US and Australia - but while it's good for long-term travellers it can be beaten for ...

TransferWise, which recently added a consumer-targeted account to its business-to-business services, has selected Wirecard to issue a cross-border debit card for consumers. Wirecard piloted ...

U.K.-based fintech company TransferWise launched a Mastercard (MA) debit card in the U.S. Wednesday, that allows travelers to spend in 40 different currencies with one card. “If you are traveling with ...

UK-based Fintech Unicorn TransferWise is reportedly expanding its debit card program into many new markets after entering a worldwide deal with payments giant Visa (NYSE:V). Through the partnership, ...

TransferWise, the UK based money transfer service, launched a debit card in the U.S. Thursday that works in multiple currencies at once. Claiming to be the first FinTech to offer customers ...