Third Quarter 2025 Financial Results October 23, 2025 Western Union Tom Hadley Vice President of Investor Relations 2 Western Union Forward-Looking Statements This presentation contains certain statements that are forward-looking within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve certain risks, uncertainties, and assumptions that are difficult to predict. Actual outcomes and results may differ materially from thos ...

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Core Insights - UK-based digital finance firm Revolut is planning to launch its payment platform in India, marking its first entry into one of the largest digital payments markets globally [1] - The fintech aims to partner with the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and Visa to facilitate both domestic and international transactions for users in India [1] - Revolut has a waitlist of 350,000 customers in India, with services expected to roll out later this year [2] Expansion Plans - Revolut plans to leverage a prepaid payment instrument license obtained from the Reserve Bank of India to provide domestic payment services [3] - The company also holds a license to offer foreign exchange services in India [3] - Revolut aims to reach 100 million customers globally by 2027 and expand into over 30 new markets by 2030 [4] Recent Developments - Revolut recently opened its new global headquarters in London's Canary Wharf and reported surpassing 65 million customers worldwide [4] - The firm is also exploring the acquisition of a US bank and plans to launch credit cards in its home market [2] - Additionally, Revolut is looking to apply for a banking license in South Africa, working closely with the South African Reserve Bank [4]

Core Insights - Revolut is launching its payment platform in India, marking its entry into a significant digital payments market as part of its global expansion strategy [1][2] - The firm aims to attract 20 million customers by 2030, focusing on the "aspirational youth" demographic [3] Company Strategy - Revolut plans to offer domestic and international payment services through partnerships with the Unified Payments Interface and Visa, starting with 350,000 waitlisted customers [1][2] - The company has secured a prepaid payments instrument license from the Reserve Bank of India to facilitate domestic payment services and also holds a license for forex services [2] Investment and Localization - Revolut has invested over 40 million pounds (approximately $53.7 million) to localize its technology in compliance with India's data sovereignty regulations, a unique effort for the company [3]