It’s been an interesting few weeks for the international payments industry. For businesses seeking options for international money transfer, there have never been more alternatives. The next challenger to launch a product for businesses is borderless credit card company, Revolut.
After some modest gains, the pound took a hit again due to recent election related survey data.
As payment startups evolve to their next phase of development, more companies are embracing products that are traditionally offered by banks.
This week, Moneygram’s stockholders overwhelmingly voted in favor of the pending transaction with Ant Financial at a special meeting of Moneygram stockholders, held to specifically address the pending purchase.
Our CEO Daniel Webber recently sat down with Vatsa Narasimha, the CEO of Oanda, to discuss the world of international payments. At a time when the industry is abuzz with speculation a... read more
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