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Western Union money transfers at a glance
Western Union is a trusted provider of international money transfer services, offering a variety of convenient options to send and receive funds globally.
Sending Money Overseas
Customers can transfer money through multiple channels:
Online: Register for a free profile to send money directly from your bank account or with a credit/debit card. 
Mobile App: Use the Western Union® app to initiate transfers on the go, with the additional option to pay in-store. 
In-Person: Visit thousands of locations globally to send money with assistance. 
Receiving Money
Recipients have several options:
Bank Account: Funds can be deposited directly into billions of bank accounts worldwide. 
Cash Pickup: Collect cash at thousands of Western Union agent locations globally. 
Mobile Wallet: In select countries, money can be received into mobile wallets. 
Key Features
First Transfer Offer: New online customers enjoy a $0 transfer fee on their first transaction. 
Global Reach: Transfer money to over 200 countries and territories. 
Real-Time Tracking: Monitor transfers in real-time via the website or mobile app. 
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Sending money to Eurozone can be an expensive business, more so if you aren’t even aware of all the hidden fees. Money transfer companies and banks profit by charging you fees and a normally hidden margin on the exchange rate.
Using your Bank to make international wire transfers to India can be especially expensive – often 5% to 10% worse than using a foreign exchange specialist to send to Eurozone bank accounts or pay a Euro invoice.
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