FinTech: Paysend Business Makes Its Debut In The US
The US launch of Paysend follows after the successful operation in the UK.
Paysend Business, an international payments platform for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), has launched in the United States, following a successful UK implementation in 2022.
The platform provides an easy way for businesses to manage their finances globally, including sending and receiving cross-border payments in over 30 currencies.
Paysend Business offers instant payments through multi-currency accounts, with global inbound and outbound payment functionality, and payouts to Visa and Mastercard worldwide.
Paysend Business aims to provide reliable cross-border payment solutions to businesses worldwide, from startups to established enterprises.
Paysend is a UK-based global payment ecosystem that can send money to over 170 countries worldwide, providing over 40 payment methods for online SMEs. It currently supports cross-network operability globally across Mastercard, Visa, China UnionPay and local ACH and payment schemes, providing over 40 payment methods for online SMEs.
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