According to the company's website, MoneyGram has more than 150 million customers across 200 countries and territories. MoneyGram notified customers about the data breach on its website, explaining that the information affected will be different for each customer.

MoneyGram has confirmed it did lose sensitive customer data in the recent cyberattack against its business. In a data breach notification letter sent to affected customers and published on the company’s website, hackers were able to access MoneyGram’s networks for two days, between September 20 and September 22.

The money transfer giant said hackers also stole some customer Social Security numbers during the September cyberattack.

MoneyGram on Monday announced that personal information was stolen in a September 2024 cyberattack that caused a worldwide services outage. The company disclosed the incident on September 23, one day after taking some of its systems offline, which led to money transfer services downtime.

MoneyGram has confirmed that hackers stole customers' personal information and transaction data in a September cyberattack that caused a five-day outage.

MoneyGram has confirmed that hackers breached the money transfer giant's system and stole sensitive customer data and transaction information during a

The investigation is still in its early stages with efforts underway to determine which customers were affected by this issue. The data compromised in the breach includes names, mobile numbers, postal and email addresses,