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TransferTo rebrands with the creation of DT One and Thunes

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TransferTo, a cross-border mobile top-ups and payment solutions network provider has announced a full rebrand, effective immediately, with two separate company brands, logos and identities. TransferTo’s mobile top-up and rewards , founded in 2005, has now changed its name to DT One.

The business has been experiencing solid year-on-year growth, and last year delivered more than a 30% increase in both revenue and transaction volume. DT One will continue to focus on building smarter -driven mobile solutions to enable more people worldwide to have better access to digital communications.

In parallel, the cross-border payments business, which started in 2016, has branched off to operate independently from DT One and has been renamed to Thunes. This business will focus its efforts on providing better interoperability between diverse payment systems and supplying smarter payment solutions for emerging economies.

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Since inception, this has also delivered exponential growth, and in 2018, saw nearly 900% growth in revenue and processed over $2 billion worth of transactions.

“The decision to rebrand TransferTo and separate the cross-border payments business enables both companies to accelerate growth by independently delivering more targeted solutions to customers and partners,” said DT One CEO and Thunes Executive Chairman, Peter De Caluwe.

“The industry is continually evolving and we see this change as an important next step to better position ourselves to capitiliseon the growth opportunities in this rapidly changing market.”

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