Authorized protocol analysis and production-ready APIs for transfer history, payout status, recipient management, and mobile top-ups.
BOSS Money Transfer. Send Cash, operated under IDT Payment Services, Inc. (NMLS 935577) and IDT Payment Services of New York LLC, has grown past 1 million users and ships transfers to more than 59 destination markets. The app holds rich, structured remittance data — sender profiles, KYC status, transfer history, exchange-rate quotes, payout receipts, and mobile top-up records — that finance, operations, and compliance teams routinely need to mirror inside their own systems. We turn that data surface into authorized, documented APIs.
Mirrors the BOSS Money mobile authorization handshake — device registration, OTP verification, refresh-token rotation, and biometric step-up. Output: a stable bearer-token client that downstream services can call without re-running the in-app login each time.
Returns historical sends with paging, date filters, and corridor filters. Each row carries send_amount, receive_amount, fx_rate, fee, payout_method, and status so accounting tools can ledger-match without screen scraping.
Pulls live exchange rates, fee tables, and promotional pricing (e.g. the $0-fee first-three-transfers and Mexico free-transfer offers). Use case: rate-comparison dashboards and dynamic pricing engines for affiliate platforms.
Subscribes to delivery state changes — "in transit", "available for cash pickup", "deposited", "refunded" — and emits webhooks so support agents see the same status as customers in the BOSS Money app.
Lists carriers, denominations, and bonus offers (double or triple balance promos) and submits airtime / data recharge requests, with receipt records that can be reconciled against settlement reports.
Exposes saved recipients (name, payout method, payout currency, country) and the list of supported corridors and partner banks, so external CRMs can pre-fill the same send form the consumer app shows.
The table below maps the data surfaces visible in BOSS Money Transfer. Send Cash to the integration deliverables we typically build. Granularity is the level at which a given record can be retrieved; "typical use" lists the back-office workflows that depend on it.
| Data type | Source (app surface) | Granularity | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sender profile & KYC state | Account / profile screen | Per user | Onboarding sync, compliance reporting, OFAC re-screen |
| Transfer history | Activity / Transactions tab | Per send (with line-level FX, fee, payout method) | Reconciliation, ERP/accounting export, finance close |
| Payout status events | Send detail screen | Per state transition (timestamped) | Customer support tooling, SLA dashboards, refunds |
| Beneficiary book | Saved recipients | Per recipient (payout method, country) | CRM enrichment, repeat-send automation |
| FX quotes & fees | Send-money calculator | Per corridor & payout method | Rate dashboards, price monitoring, affiliate widgets |
| Mobile top-up receipts | Top-up history | Per recharge (carrier, msisdn, amount, bonus) | Telecom revenue share, fraud monitoring |
| Promotional & referral records | Refer-and-earn screen | Per referral / per coupon | Marketing attribution, loyalty programs |
A multi-rail neobank wants its U.S.-based migrant customers to see BOSS Money sends alongside Wise, Remitly, and Xoom transfers in one feed. We deliver an authorized BOSS Money client that pulls historical sends and subscribes to payout-status webhooks, then normalizes records into a shared remittance_event schema for the host platform.
A licensed money-transmission affiliate must re-screen recipients against OFAC SDN updates. Our integration exports beneficiary records and recent send pairs, ships them through an OFAC API, and writes hits back to a case-management system, with an audit log keyed to BOSS Money transaction IDs.
Carrier partners (Telcel, Movistar, Tigo, MTN, Claro, Digicel, Airtel, Viva, Natcom) need daily settlement files. We build a top-up extraction job that pulls recharge receipts, joins them with carrier-side CDRs, and emits a reconciled CSV to S3 — flagging any "promo bonus" rows that should not bill against settlement.
Family-business operators sending recurring payments abroad want a clean ledger for tax filing. We deliver a CLI / web button that pulls the prior tax year's BOSS Money transfers, attaches FX rates and fees, and exports QuickBooks-compatible CSV plus a printable PDF statement.
An outsourced contact center needs to answer "where is my money?" without VPN access to BOSS Money admin tools. We expose a thin internal API that, given a phone number plus consent token, returns the last 30 days of sends with the same payout-status text customers see in the app — reducing ticket-handling time on instant and same-day transfers.
Python 3.11 + FastAPI for the authorization client, Postgres for transaction caching, Redis for rate-limit and idempotency keys, Cloudflare or AWS WAF in front, optional Temporal for retryable payout-status workflows. Drop-in adapters for Node.js, Go, or Java are available.
Below are abridged pseudo-code snippets that illustrate the shape of the BOSS Money integration we deliver. Real keys, hostnames, and signing rules are documented in the protocol report we hand over.
POST /api/v1/boss-money/auth/login
Content-Type: application/json
{
"phone": "+1XXXXXXXXXX",
"otp": "482910",
"device_id": "<stable-uuid>"
}
200 OK
{
"access_token": "eyJ...",
"refresh_token": "rft_...",
"expires_in": 1800,
"user_id": "usr_98712"
}
GET /api/v1/boss-money/transfers
?from=2026-01-01&to=2026-04-28
&corridor=US-MX&status=delivered
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>
200 OK
{
"items": [{
"transfer_id": "trf_4f8a",
"send_amount": "350.00",
"send_currency": "USD",
"receive_amount": "5985.00",
"receive_currency": "MXN",
"fx_rate": "17.10",
"fee": "1.99",
"payout_method": "cash_pickup",
"partner": "Elektra",
"status": "delivered",
"created_at": "2026-04-22T14:31:02Z"
}],
"next_cursor": "eyJv..."
}
POST /your-callback/boss-money/events
X-Signature: sha256=...
Content-Type: application/json
{
"event": "transfer.status_changed",
"transfer_id": "trf_4f8a",
"previous_status": "in_transit",
"current_status": "delivered",
"occurred_at": "2026-04-22T14:33:11Z"
}
# Verify HMAC, then upsert into the local
# remittance_event table.
Money-transmission data is regulated. We design every BOSS Money integration to align with the regimes that apply to U.S. originating remittances and their destination corridors:
We work only under the customer's authorization, with NDAs available, and recommend short-lived tokens and per-purpose scopes so an integration cannot drift beyond its stated job.
A typical BOSS Money integration follows a four-stage pipeline:
BOSS Money Transfer. Send Cash sits in the U.S.-origin remittance segment, primarily serving the diaspora market — Latin American, Caribbean, African, South Asian, and Eastern European migrants sending money home for family support, bills, and emergencies. The app is U.S.-only on the send side as of 2025, with destination coverage spanning 59+ countries. Typical users are mobile-first consumers and small-business operators on Android and iOS who value cash-pickup networks (Elektra, Banco Azteca, OXXO) and mobile-wallet rails alongside bank deposit. B2B integrators are usually fintechs, accounting platforms, telecom partners, and outsourced contact centers who need a programmatic view of activity that today lives only in the consumer app.
Click any thumbnail to view it at full size. These visuals are sourced directly from the BOSS Money Transfer. Send Cash app listing and illustrate the data surfaces our integrations target.
Customers shopping for BOSS Money integration usually weigh the same data surfaces across other U.S.-origin remittance and cross-border payment apps. The list below frames the broader ecosystem — these are well-known peers our prospects also use, and unified integrations across two or three of them are common requests.
Express vs. Economy delivery options into Southeast Asia, India, and Latin America. Customers often request a unified transfer feed alongside BOSS Money.
Holds bank-deposit, mobile-wallet (UPI/PIX), cash-pickup, and reload data tied to PayPal accounts; ideal for cross-platform reconciliation projects.
Coverage of 130+ countries with mobile money, airtime top-ups, and bank deposit; valuable for a unified Africa/Asia corridor view.
Mid-market FX rates and multi-currency balances; transaction exports often consolidated next to BOSS Money for full-picture diaspora finance dashboards.
Largest physical agent network (200+ countries). Useful when integrators need both cash-agent and digital remittance sources in one ledger.
Long-standing cash and bank deposit corridors; commonly paired with BOSS Money for Caribbean and Latin American payouts.
Strong Latin America footprint and retail send network; transaction-history and payout-status data lines up closely with BOSS Money's schema.
FX-focused service with 24/7 support across 190+ countries; integrators often correlate corporate OFX wires with consumer BOSS Money sends.
The host platform for Xoom; PayPal's wallet movements are frequently joined with remittance receipts for full P2P cash-flow analysis.
App-only fee-free service into Africa, Asia, and Latin America; popular target for unified compliance and reconciliation pipelines.
We are an independent technical studio specializing in App interface integration and authorized API integration. Our engineers come from licensed money-transmitter operations, payment-gateway teams, and protocol-analysis backgrounds, with deep experience across remittance, digital banking, and cross-border payouts. We have shipped end-to-end integrations against more than a dozen consumer fintech apps, and we know the operational rhythm of OFAC re-screens, NMLS audits, and Reg-E disclosures.
To request a quote or share your BOSS Money integration scope (transfer history, payout-status webhooks, top-ups, beneficiary book, or a combination), open our contact page below. We typically reply within one business day with a fixed-price proposal or a pay-per-call estimate.
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BOSS Money Transfer. Send Cash is a U.S.-licensed international remittance app operated by IDT Payment Services, Inc. (NMLS 935577) and IDT Payment Services of New York LLC. The product is rated #1 in customer satisfaction among U.S. money transfer apps and has been downloaded by more than 1 million users on Android and iOS. Senders can move money from a U.S. bank account, debit card, or credit card to recipients across 59+ destination markets, with the first three international transfers carrying a $0 fee, or five free transfers for the U.S.–Mexico corridor.
The app supports five major payout methods — cash pickup at retail agents, bank deposit, wire transfer, mobile wallet credit, and home delivery — with instant or same-day fast-pay options on eligible corridors. Transfer limits range from $10 to $5,000 per send. BOSS Money is paired with mobile top-up functionality covering 300+ carriers in 100+ countries (Telcel, Movistar, Tigo, MTN, Claro, Digicel, Airtel, Viva, Natcom and more), allowing senders to top up airtime or mobile data alongside their remittance flow.
Beyond the core send experience, BOSS Money offers recurring transfers, repeat-past-transfer shortcuts, real-time tracking from start to finish, 24/7 live support, a money-back guarantee for eligible international transfers, exclusive monthly promotions, and a refer-and-earn program that pays $25 per referral once the referred user completes their first transfer. In-store sending at thousands of U.S. retail locations gives the app a hybrid digital-plus-physical footprint, and the brand maintains a 4.6 Trustpilot rating from senders.
Note: BOSS Money Transfer. Send Cash is a third-party brand. This page describes integration positioning and the authorized data interfaces we can build around the app — it is not affiliated with or endorsed by IDT Payment Services, Inc.