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A Report by CYS Global Remit Customer Success Management Team Cross-border payments are no longer just a niche service, they’re part of everyday life. From sending money to family overseas to paying international suppliers or shopping on global e-commerce sites, customers expect transfers that are timely, secure, and simple. Yet frustrations persist. Delays, hidden fees, and confusing processes still leave many users stressed. Understanding what truly drives satisfaction—or f

A Report by CYS Global Remit Network Admin Support Team Scam and phishing messages are becoming more convincing every day. They can arrive via email, SMS, social media DMs, or even messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram. Knowing how to spot them early can save you from losing money, personal data, or access to your accounts. Below are some practical tips to help you identify malicious or scam messages. 1. Watch for Urgency or Fear Tactics Scammers often try to pressure you

A Report by CYS Global Remit Counterparty Sales & Alliance Unit FX and Remittances at an Inflection Point: Volatility, Regulation, and the Race to Real-Time Foreign exchange (FX) and cross-border money transfers are entering 2026 at a structural inflection point rather than a cyclical one. While macro volatility and monetary policy divergence continue to dominate near-term FX price action, the deeper transformation is being driven by regulatory convergence, real-time payment

A Report by CYS Global Remit Office Facilities Management Unit Introduction to Indian Cuisine Indian cuisine is a vibrant tapestry of flavours, aromas, and traditions that has captivated food lovers worldwide. At its heart are the spices—tiny powerhouses that transform simple ingredients into unforgettable dishes. The most common spices form the backbone of Indian cooking: Turmeric adds earthy warmth and that distinctive golden hue Cumin offers a nutty depth that grounds ma

A Report by CYS Global Remit Digital Media Marketing Team When businesses assess cross-border payment options, the first comparison point is often fees. While transaction charges are important, they are not always the biggest contributor to overall cost. In many international payments, foreign exchange (FX) margins quietly outweigh fees , particularly for businesses moving larger sums or transacting frequently. That said, there are also situations where fees matter more than