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Facebook wants immigrants send remittances through the social network   Pending approval from the Central Bank of Ireland  Facebook is poised to become a financial institution that allows mobile payments through remittances or money through the social network, according to Financial Times reported . The company founded by Mark Zuckerberg would be close to obtaining approval of the Central Bank of Ireland to start a service that would allow users to store money on Facebook and use it to make payments or transfers to other users of the social network. And also : Five dangerous things you should never be published in Facebook The company has also had talks to collaborate with at least three companies ( TransferWise , Moni and Unleavened Technologies ) that offer international money transfer through mobile and internet. good forecasts Both telecom groups , retailers and banks are trying to make a piece of juicy pie offering payment services through mobile globally, which is expected to grow rapidly in the coming years. See also : Facebook penalize pages that ask for likes and shares Google has reiterated its commitment to expand and improve its service Google Wallet and mobile payments . The company has allowed users to send money as an email attachment , but the service has presented some problems.

Facebook wants immigrants send remittances through the social network  

Pending approval from the Central Bank of Ireland 

Facebook is poised to become a financial institution that allows mobile payments through remittances or money through the social network, according to Financial Times reported .

The company founded by Mark Zuckerberg would be close to obtaining approval of the Central Bank of Ireland to start a service that would allow users to store money on Facebook and use it to make payments or transfers to other users of the social network.

And also : Five dangerous things you should never be published in Facebook

The company has also had talks to collaborate with at least three companies ( TransferWise , Moni and Unleavened Technologies ) that offer international money transfer through mobile and internet.

good forecasts

Both telecom groups , retailers and banks are trying to make a piece of juicy pie offering payment services through mobile globally, which is expected to grow rapidly in the coming years.

See also : Facebook penalize pages that ask for likes and shares

Google has reiterated its commitment to expand and improve its service Google Wallet and mobile payments . The company has allowed users to send money as an email attachment , but the service has presented some problems.