FINCIMEX (Financiera Cimex S.A.), belonging to the business conglomerate GEAESA, announced that the English company Small World Financial Services, which had been operating remittances to Cuba since 2011, has ceased operations worldwide.
This financial service was in high demand from Europe for its stability, security, and immediacy. The Cuban entity stated on its social media that there are no operations in transit or pending at the time of the closure of operations.
FINCIMEX added that they will keep clients informed about any news of interest regarding this unexpected interruption, and offered other "official channels" for remittances to the island from Europe as an alternative.
They are tocopay; grupotitanes; fonmoney through oceancard and moneyexchange.
According to the Cuban financial institution, those who want more information can call 72201199.
FINCIMEX is a Cuban financial entity that operates under the CIMEX Group and belongs to GAESA, the business conglomerate that is controlled by the Cuban military.
The company specializes in international remittance management, facilitating the sending of money from abroad to Cuba.
In addition, the company manages prepaid debit cards, known as AIS (American International Service) cards, which allow recipients to receive and use funds on the island.
Small World Financial Services was a global money transfer and financial services company operating in over 200 countries and territories. Founded in 2005, the company offered a wide range of money transfer services both online and through a network of agents and physical branches.
For many years, Small World Financial Services has been a popular means of sending remittances to Cuba, especially from Europe.
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