Take your business to the next level with a tailor-made card-based solution, to meet your XB needs.
In today's global landscape, more companies are looking overseas for growth opportunities and business travel is routine and recurring. Consumer demand for a seamless experience has crossed over into the corporate world, and real-time is a key expectation. With this, comes potential for money-movement headaches and more challenges making and receiving payments.
Payment providers must navigate a complex set of intermediaries, currency conversions, and reconciliations while dealing with bank transfers that are slow and offer little control or transparency.
The future, however, is promising. With a potential value of around $250 trillion in cross-border payments by 2027, the opportunity to develop payment solutions to meet this demand is huge.
Give your customers ways to pay that are more flexible than ever, with super-fast payouts and transparent transactions in multiple currencies.
Reach more customers in more markets and take a piece of the $250 trillion cross-border payments pie, with solutions that are tailor made for you.
Transform your cross-border transactions with virtual cards, to reduce paperwork, enhance visibility and move funds faster than ever before.
Virtual cards are a proven and growing tool for instant cross-border payments, in any currency. Single and multi-use virtual cards allow for the seamless transfer of funds, whether you or your end users need to pay suppliers, workers, or send money to family and friends.
Businesses that leverage this solution for their money movement take advantage of several major benefits, including cost reduction, increased security and enhanced financial management.
Speak to our global team of experts to discuss how virtual cards for cross-border payments could transform your business.
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