"transmit money" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to transfer or send money to someone or somewhere. You can use it in any situation where you need to convey the idea of sending money. For example: - I need to transmit money to my sister for her birthday present. - The bank offers a secure way to transmit money to your loved ones overseas. - Please provide the necessary information for me to transmit money to your account.
The Kassigs were approached by somebody they called Bitcoin Man, who described in detail how to transmit money through the Internet.
Software developed by Tagattitude, a French start-up, uses a handset's sound channel to transmit money and will be used by several banks in Africa.
He ordered the bond indenture trustee as well as the clearing systems that transmit money for Argentina to comply with this order.
Obopay, a start-up that lets people transmit money to one another via text message, raised $35 million from Nokia's investment arm in March.
In America, HSBC has just launched a scheme under which anyone with a minimum account balance of $1,500, or willing to pay $8 a month, can transmit money to HSBC's affiliates abroad without charge.
Both houses approved bills increasing the fine for leaving the scene of an accident in which a guide dog is injured, requiring all packs of cigarettes to contain at least 20 cigarettes, and allowing employers to conduct criminal background checks on people who transmit money.
Mr. Elfgeeh has acknowledged transmitting money for acquaintances, a practice that is commonly referred to in Arabic as hawala.
This, though, (back to mark one yet again) can backfire: his pipeline westwards transmits gas, but the invisible pipeline running in the opposite direction transmits money.
She provides tax preparation services, bus tickets, photographs for identification documents, a mail drop, translation and help in transmitting money to Mexico and Central American countries.
Barclays faced intense pressure to reconsider its plan to stop providing services that would have had an impact on transmitting money to Somalia.
One pirate took $12,000 in $50 and $100 bills to an office that transmits money and wired it abroad, bought a car and shipped it back to Somalia.
