Send Money to the Caribbean with Stablecoins
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- 4.5%
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Andre was born in Port-au-Prince and raised between Haiti and Flatbush, Brooklyn. Before starting Caribbean Remit he spent eight years working in community development finance and credit-union outreach across New York's Caribbean neighborhoods, where...
Marsha grew up in Kingston and now writes from Miami. She spent six years inside a Jamaican building society before moving into fintech reporting, so she knows exactly how a transfer becomes cash in...