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dLocal and Spreedly Strengthen Partnership to Expand Global Payment Access in Emerging Markets

Fintech Finance

dLocal , the leading payment platform connecting global merchants to emerging markets, today announced the expansion of its partnership with Spreedly, the world’s leading Open Payments Platform. “By streamlining payment processes, we enable Spreedly’s customers to offer local payment options with minimal effort. .”

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Forrester Report: The Future of APAC Payments

Fintech News

In Asia-Pacific (APAC), the payment landscape is rapidly evolving, driven by the integration of advanced technologies, growing use of alternative payment methods and the rise of digital currencies. APAC leads the world in digital wallet adoption.

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Yuno Welcomes Former Uber and JP Morgan Director to Lead APAC Partnerships and Drive Regional Growth

Fintech Finance

Yuno , the world’s leading payment orchestration platform, today announced the appointment of SheueChee Beh as its new Head of Partnerships for APAC. SheueChee is actively involved in community-based initiatives across the APAC region and is also a recipient of Money2020’s prestigious RiseUp leadership program.

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Yuno Bridges the Gap in Asia Pacific’s Fragmented Payment Ecosystem

Fintech News

Credit cards are practically a relic of the past in China, with QR code payments via AliPay and WeChat Pay now already accounting for a collective 92% share in Chinas massive payments market. Its clear that APAC isnt just embracing the future of digital payments its defining it.

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This Week in Fintech: TFT Bi-Weekly News Roundup 23/04

The Fintech Times

Nium, the real-time cross-border payments company, has expanded its partnership with Thredd , the payments processor, to issue virtual cards in the APAC region. More partnerships Elavon , a global payments provider, has expanded its collaboration in Europe with FreedomPay.

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Together, LatAm and African Digital Markets to Surpass $1trillion in Total Value by 2026 Finds EBANX

The Fintech Times

Paula Bellizia, president of global payments at EBANX “There is a solid demographic reason for this: rising economies have a young and growing population, contrasting developed regions. By 2027, rising markets in LatAm, Africa and APAC will make up for 40 per cent of the total value of B2B payments made online worldwide.

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India to lead worldwide consumer growth with 31% of new consumers; digital economy to surpass US$1 trillion in LatAm and Africa

Fintech Finance

In addition to the demographic and economic push, rising economies largely benefit from digitization,” states Paula Bellizia, President of Global Payments at EBANX. In LatAm, 64% of businesses in Brazil and an impressive 85% in Colombia, way higher than the global average of 50%, according to OECD and UNCTAD data.

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