When a father in the Philippines, a nanny in Nigeria, or a construction worker in the UAE sends plutocrats home, it’s further than just a sale, it's a lifeline. But high freights, slow processing, and limited access to traditional banking services have long agonized the global remittance system. Now, a quiet revolution is underway. By employing the power of decentralized digital currencies, migratory workers are discovering briskly, cheaper, and more inclusive ways to support their families.