We’ve seen as MasterCard MoneySend launched for iPhone and IPAD, and it was a matter of time that would extend to other platforms. This time, following a logical course of action, the company announced its free application for BlackBerry phones.
MoneySend allows creditors of a MasterCard card to send, pay or “solicit funds” within the United States, and with a system of one person to another, using their BlackBerry smartphone.
To use the service, users have to associate a credit card or bank account MoneySend a prepaid account, similar to what PayPal offers. Once everything is configured, users can manage their money MoneySend, requested funds, accounts payable, and transfers to third parties.
MoneySend register is free, but there are several “commissions” that we get in the way when using the application. For example, costs U.S. $ 0.29 by sending an amount of between $ 0 and $ 50 to another account, U.S. $ 0.99 to ship from U.S. $ 50.01 to U.S. $ 200 and U.S. $ 2.95 send U.S. $ 200.01 or more. While MasterCard is currently offering free transfers from credit card or bank account to our account MoneySend, there is usually a commission of 1.5% associated with that too. In case you want to choose to have a debit card linked to our account, there is also a monthly fee and access to ATM network partner.
So yes, you can, at least, transfer money to a bank account for free. For more information, please visit the site MoneySend, and free!. The application is available on BlackBerry App World.
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