TIGARD, Ore. — Unitus Community Credit Union said it has launched a new international remittance service called Movi, becoming the first credit union to offer the platform and expanding options for members to send money to family and friends overseas.
According to the $1.8-billion UCCU, Movi is available through the credit union’s digital banking platform on both desktop and mobile devices, allowing members to initiate international transfers through the same channels they use for everyday banking.
To encourage adoption of the service, Unitus said it is waiving fees on eligible cross-border transfers completed through Aug. 31, 2026.
‘More Accessible & Meaningful’
“At Unitus, we’re focused on making financial services more accessible and more meaningful for the people we serve,” Unitus Community Credit Union CEO Steven Stapp said in a statement. “Movi helps members support loved ones abroad with confidence, while reflecting our mission to inspire hope, remove barriers and be a trusted partner through life’s defining moments.”
According to Unitus, recipients can receive funds through several delivery methods, including:
- Transfer to a bank account.
- Transfer to a debit card.
- Cash pickup.
The credit union said members can send funds to recipients in more than 50 countries.
Most Common Destinations
Since the service launched, Unitus reported that the most common destination countries have been:
- Mexico.
- Brazil.
- The Philippines.
- Guatemala.
- Costa Rica.
- The United Kingdom.
Unitus said the launch is intended to provide members with a more accessible and affordable way to support family members and loved ones living abroad.
The promotional fee waiver remains available on eligible transfers through Aug. 31, 2026, according to the credit union.
