Not Financial Advice: In the column which says remitter or purchaser or from, write your name as you are the person who is sending the money order.
Sources suggest that if there is a separate column for account number, put your account number there. If there is no separate column, write your account name above your name. Sometimes, "memo", C.O.D. no., or "Used for" is mentioned, instead of account number. You are supposed to fill the account number there.
Money order is one of the oldest and trusted forms of payment. If you want to pay for some pre-specified amount of money, you can make use of this alternative.
Are you not aware of how to go about filling a money order form? Here are the steps involved in it shared by Buzzle.com.
When you’ve been paid with a money order, how do you turn it into cash? Check out how and where to cash money orders at Thebalance.com.