Getting cross-border
payments right
Find out how to avoid the same mistakes of businesses expanding into new markets with our latest guide.
“Getting Cross-Border Payments Right” unlocks insights into cross-border payments - global obstacles, local solutions and innovations to broaden international payment corridors. Informed by our experts with over 20+ years of experience.
Global payment expertise
The ‘localisation’ of payments not only provides a better customer experience, but also greatly strengthens the company’s efficiency. It is important to place focus and due diligence on local payment processing as it increases transaction approval rates, streamlines processes and makes the entire payment phase much more agile and secure for both the customer and the company.
By embracing disruptive technologies, streamlining processes, and leveraging third-party providers, businesses can conveniently capitalise on opportunities and thrive in the ever-changing market.
In this guide
Get regional expert insights and key stats to plan your next growth story
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Our Whitepaper equips you with the tools to navigate business expansion across borders. Enhance your business’ global expansion with our expert-led knowledge of cross-border movement in regions such as Europe, the UK, Latin America, Africa and Asia, including India.
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Fintech
Fintech solutions are revolutionising business transactions with multi-currency capabilities, offering benefits such as cost-effectiveness, clarity, and rewards that enhance competitiveness. Key advantages include faster payment processing, diverse payment methods, seamless integration, heightened security, and affordability.
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G20 Roadmap
The G20's 2020 Roadmap aims to enhance global cross-border payments through 19 strategic initiatives, targeting a 3% payment cost by 2027 and fostering standardisation in collaboration with the FSB, CPMI, governments, and industry stakeholders.
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APIs
APIs provide seamless, real-time payment integration and risk management, enabling businesses to efficiently handle a wide array of payment methods and gain better control over international transactions in multiple currencies.