Hello, how do you do Western Union remittance using mobile banking? Thanks!

Take the postal service as an example. First, log in to mobile banking, settle and sell foreign exchange - purchase foreign exchange to purchase the corresponding amount of US dollars, find International Express Remittance - Maintenance of remitter information - Maintenance of common overseas remittee information - Add and fill in The specific information of the payee, International Express Remittance - Western Union - fill in the cash transfer and transaction information, and finally confirm and pay.

1. Western Union was founded in 1851. It was then known as the New York and Mississippi Valley Printing and Telegraph Company. In 1856, the name was officially changed to the Western Union Telegraph Company. In 1871, the Western Union MoneyTransfer_ service was introduced and has since become the company's main business. In addition, in 1982, it was the only company in the world with 5 satellites in orbit. Then in 1992, the WesternUnion_MoneyOrderSM service was launched, allowing customers to obtain funds quickly and easily. By 1996, the North American headquarters was established in Inglewood, Colorado, and new offices were opened in Paris, Vienna, and Hong Kong. The business has developed rapidly, and by 1998 it had grown to 50,000 cooperative outlets around the world. The launch of the World Wide Web ushered in a new golden age of historical significance. By 2005, under the leadership of Christina Gold, President of Western Union Financial Services, (plus subsidiary Orlando Valuta) there were more than 250,000 partners around the world. In 2006, the historically important telegraph service was terminated and the transformation was successfully completed. Western Union is a financial services company with more than 480,0001 partner locations around the world and continues to expand to serve all customers, including you.

2. Before going to a Western Union partner outlet, please make sure that the remittance can be withdrawn. You can contact the remitter directly for confirmation, or you can track the remittance status online. The direct deposit remittance service verifies the following information: the Chinese name of the remittee, the remittance monitoring number (MTCN), the valid ID number of the remittee, the name of the receiving bank, and the bank card account number. The same remittee will later use the same bank card account to directly For deposit remittance services, there is no need to call the China service hotline to verify the necessary information. However, if the necessary information of the remittance recipient changes (such as remitting money to another bank card account in the same bank), you need to call the China service hotline to verify the necessary information.

3. Fill out the form provided for you, and then present your government-issued ID card or other documents to the partner. Direct-to-account remittance service - Customers in Singapore can remit money to bank card accounts in China - The remitter should fill in the direct-to-account remittance form at a Western Union cooperative outlet in Singapore and provide the necessary information of the remittee, including the recipient name, phone number and bank card account information (including bank name and bank card number). Pay the remittance fee and hand over the amount to be remitted to the partner along with the necessary service fees. Sign and receive your receipt After you confirm that all the information on the receipt is correct, you will need to sign a receipt. One of the things printed on your receipt is your Money Transfer Control Number (MTCN). You can track the status of your remittance online (online) using MTCN. Inform the recipient that the Western Union China Business Office will contact your recipient and tell him/her some necessary information, such as the remitter’s name, remittance amount, Remittance Monitoring Number (MTCN), and remittance country/region. Direct remittance service - Customers in Singapore can remit money to a bank card account in China. If it is your first time to use the service of direct remittance to a bank card account in China, please note that the remittance recipient should arrive at 8:00 a.m. China time - Call the China service hotline 800 between 8:00 p.m.