Remittances via mobile devices are set to reach $55 billion in 2016, most of this through traditional migration corridors, according to a new study by Juniper Research. Two issues might affect the growth, however. A lack of regulatory engagement with telcos in many jurisdictions will inhibit deployment as there is little co-ordination between each end of the transfer. Fees are the other, perhaps more serious consideration and the Juniper study calls for care when setting remittance fees.