Citi and Dandelion have joined forces to bolster cross-border digital payments, integrating Citi’s WorldLink® Payment Services with Dandelion’s expansive digital wallet network. This collaboration aims to facilitate near-instant, full-value payments directly into digital wallets globally, initially focusing on the Philippines, Indonesia, Bangladesh, and Colombia. The partnership enhances Citi’s cross-border payment capabilities, allowing businesses to make faster and more cost-effective transactions, including remittances, payroll, and social benefits. By expanding their digital footprint, both companies contribute to the evolution of digital payment solutions, potentially influencing the global financial ecosystem.

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