Articles

• Author: Randolph Hane
• Posted: 2026-04-07

When people send money to family or friends, the same questions tend to come up: How do I add cash? Does the recipient need an account? What if I enter the wrong name? Can the recipient collect the money on a weekend? This guid...

• Author: Eddie Simonis
• Posted: May 14, 2026

“Your sister sent the money.” That message is usually followed by a question: Where do I get it? The answer depends on how the transfer was set up. The money might be headed to a bank account, a digital wallet, or a cas...

• Author: Gail West
• Posted: May 04, 2026

You have the money in your hand, but you need to get it into a transfer. If you would rather use cash than connect a bank account or debit card, MoveMoney may offer a retail option in your area. The process is fairly simple, but the...

• Author: Dorothy Jaskolski
• Posted: Jun 01, 2026

Need to send money to someone in another city or country? The process is meant to be straightforward: create your account, add money, enter the recipient’s details, and review the...

• Author: Eddie Simonis
• Posted: Mar 30, 2026

You notice the problem after sending the money: your relative’s name is missing a letter, an old surname is still on the account, or you accidentally selected someone else from your contact list. Do no...

• Author: Gail West
• Posted: Mar 22, 2026

Before heading to a store to collect money, take a few minutes to confirm that the transfer is real and ready. This can save you from making an unnecessary trip or handing personal information to the wrong person.   ...

• Author: Eddie Simonis
• Posted: Mar 27, 2026

A transfer code is meant for you, not for the person calling, texting, or emailing you. It may be sent when you log in, confirm a transfer, change account details, or verify your phone number. The code is an extra security check t...

• Author: Dorothy Jaskolski
• Posted: 2026-06-06

Keeping your MoveMoney account secure starts with a few simple habits. Use a strong, unique password and avoid sharing it with anyone. If you receive a login or verification code, do not forward it to another person, even if they claim...

• Author: Gail West
• Posted: May 01, 2026

A message says your money is ready, but something feels off. Maybe it asks for a fee before you can receive the transfer. Maybe it sends you to a strange website. Or maybe it comes from a number you do not recogni...

• Author: Eddie Simonis
• Posted: Jul 30, 2026

Having loved ones live far away makes holiday destination planning exciting, but gift-giving season expensive. Millions of people face the same frustrating ritual every year: buying physical presents, st...