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Waza Launches Lync, a Multi-Currency Banking Platform With Global Payment Rails for Emerging Market Businesses

Fintech Finance

Waza , a B2B payment provider for emerging market businesses, has announced the launch of Lync, its new multi-currency account platform that combines market-leading foreign exchange (FX) liquidity solutions with a cutting-edge banking experience to power a new age of global trade for emerging market businesses incorporated in the US, UK or EU.

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Telcoin Bank Steps Closer to Becoming the First Regulated Crypto Bank in the US

The Fintech Times

Nebraska’s Department of Banking and Finance has approved an application from blockchain-based financial service provider Telcoin to become the state’s first Digital Asset Depository Institution. The post Telcoin Bank Steps Closer to Becoming the First Regulated Crypto Bank in the US appeared first on The Fintech Times.

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On-Demand – Navigating the macro-economy: Opportunities in multi-currency settlement

Finextra

Currency diversification is accelerating; how are geo-political tensions and shifting trade flows reshaping global payment demands? Multi-currency clearing is no longer optional; how are FIs evolving their strategies to support growth and resilience? But the geo-economic domain is not the only source of change.

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6 Asian Companies Recognized Among the World’s Most Promising in Cross-Border Payments

Fintech News

Partior’s platform is live with prominent currencies, such as USD, EUR and SGD, and is used by major banks and firms, including DBS, JP Morgan, Standard Chartered, Siemens and iFAST Financial. Its platform covers payments in 173+ countries with local payment options in 70+ markets and offers global business accounts in 60+ currencies.

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Understanding the Nature of Payment Gateway Integration For Your Mobile App

Stax

Regional and currency limitations If your app serves an international user base, regional limitations can create friction. Currency conversion fees or poor exchange rates impacting both users and your margins. Currency conversion fees or poor exchange rates impacting both users and your margins. Alipay, iDEAL, M-Pesa).

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Payment orchestration: Beyond transaction routing

The Payments Association

Traditionally, payment orchestration platforms were designed to serve a straightforward function: routing transactions between merchants and various payment service providers (PSPs). Currency conversion, fluctuating exchange rates, varying local regulations, and regional preferences for payment methods add layers of complexity.

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Going global: How e-commerce brands can scale smarter

The Payments Association

But it also brings real challenges: unfamiliar regulations, new consumer behaviours, different currencies, and ever-shifting payment preferences. They want websites in their language, prices in their currency, and the ability to pay using familiar methods, whether it’s PayNow in Singapore or Klarna in Sweden. Their secret?