Sadhesh Giriyan, vice president of Xpress Money, said: "We aim to become a major provider of instant money transfers around the world. We have a strong brand that is well known in the world, and it continues to grow thanks to the high standards of our everyday business practices". Xpress Money offers a choice of opportunity to transfer money directly into a bank account along with the ability to personally take cash in the point of service, and in some countries - also the option of delivery of money to the door of the recipient. Xpress Money - a serious player, service stations of which are functioning in more than 50 countries. This includes such important corridors as Oceania, Africa, Canada and the British direction. The system is represented in India, Indonesia, Italy, Nepal, Pakistan and the Philippines, as well as in the U.S. and the UAE. To implement money transfers via Xpress Money you can in 14,000 locations in 73 countries, including USA, UK, Canada, Sweden, Australia, Spain, Italy, Egypt, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman and other countries. Speaking of the key points, COO Y. Sudhir Kumar Shetty said: "We started with a simple model of" cash-cash "and now Xpress Money has a whole range of products, taking into account the diverse needs of our clients". To transfer money you does not need a bank account, it is sufficient to show the agent an identity document: passport or driving license of international standard. After the payment of funds to the recipient, "Xpress Money" notifies the sender with the help of free SMS-messages. Xpress Money is an Authorized Payment Institution (API), operating on the basis of a license of the Financial Regulation and Supervision (FSA). Advantages of the "Xpress Money": a minimum of documents - identification document (the original). International money transfer system Unistream and the British system Xpress Money Services Ltd have completed the entire complex of works on the partnership agreement. 11 May 2012 Xpress Money has organized an environmental clean-up expedition to the worlds highest mountain - Everest.