MoneyGram is working diligently alongside cybersecurity experts as well as law enforcement to get to the bottom of a cybersecurity issue that apparently began Sept. 21, 2024, reported CBS News.

MoneyGram has confirmed that it was hacked. The company says some of the personal information affected includes Social Security numbers and bank accounts.

MoneyGram is widely used to send remittances and pay bills, serving more than 50 million people in more than 200 countries and territories each year.

MoneyGram is widely used by immigrants across the U.S. to send payments to their home country and to pay bills. India and Mexico are the biggest receivers of such transfers, respectively ...

MoneyGram, an American payment and money transfer platform, confirmed a data breach that exposed sensitive customer data to hackers, forcing its services offline for five days.

After MoneyGram customers could not transfer or access their money, the company said on Saturday that they were experiencing a "network outage" impacting connectivity to their systems.

No evidence of ransomware MoneyGram is a global money transfer and payment services company that enables individuals and businesses to send and receive funds internationally.