What BOSS Revolution changed

• Extended $0 fee offer for Mercado Pago (Mexico) bank deposits through March 31, 2027.
• Extended 99c fee for mobile wallets (Spin and Mercado Pago) through March 31, 2027.
• Pushed back expiration dates for $20 bonus codes (DR20, Nica20, Jamaica20) from September 2026 to December 31, 2026.
• Extended $2 fee offer for Banpais transfers through December 31, 2026.
• Removed the $0 fee offer for Bantrab in Guatemala.
• Simplified the list of supported mobile wallets for the 99c fee, removing TeChreo and Bankaya.

The competitor is locking in long-term promotional pricing for key corridors like Mexico and Brazil. By extending expiration dates from late 2026 into early 2027, they are signaling a commitment to aggressive price competition for the next two years.

• Added new $0 fee offers for money transfers to Senegal, Cameroon, Ghana, and Nigeria.
• Added a $0 fee offer for PIX transfers in Brazil.
• Extended the $0 fee offer for Venezuela bank deposits from September 2026 to February 2027.
• Introduced new specific fee tiers for Banco G&T ($1.49 for bank deposits) and Caribe Express ($2.99).
• Removed a large amount of site navigation, account management links, and the "Stories of the American Dream" content section.
• Updated the OXXO cash pick-up promo expiration from September to December 2026.

The competitor is aggressively expanding its "zero fee" promotions to specific countries like Senegal, Cameroon, Ghana, and Nigeria. They are also extending the expiration dates for existing offers, which suggests they are doubling down on capturing market share in specific remittance corridors.

• Added QR codes to scan and download the BOSS Money and BOSS Revolution apps.
• Added app store ratings (4.7 to 4.9 stars) to build trust for both apps.
• Added a new navigation menu with links to Support, Blog, and "Stories of the American Dream."
• Added a destination selector for Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, India, Jamaica, and Haiti.
• Removed specific $0 fee promotions for Senegal, Colombia, and Cameroon from the main list.
• Removed the $20 bonus offer for Nicaragua and the $1.99 fee offer for BHD.

The website now focuses heavily on moving users into their mobile apps. They added app store ratings and QR codes to make downloading faster. They also removed several specific country-based fee callouts from the main page, likely to clean up the design and push users toward the app for specific rates.