• International Money Express posted net income of USD 511,000, down 93.6% for the quarter ended March 31, 2026, with EPS at USD 0.02 versus USD 0.25 a year earlier.
• Revenue fell 15.5% to USD 121.95 million, as wire transfer and money order fees dropped 17% to USD 99.75 million.
• Operating income slid to USD 3.67 million from USD 14.08 million, while principal amount sent declined 11.4% to USD 4.9 billion and total remittances processed fell 12% to 11,200,000.
• Other income climbed 47.5% to USD 5.88 million on higher fees tied to increased activity in Remittance-as-a-Service relationships, with related transactions up about 156%.
• Western Union merger remained on track for second-quarter 2026 closing, with approval or non-objection received from 51 applicable U.S. states and territories and one state still pending.

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