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Cboe Global Markets
The company that gave Wall Street a fear gauge now sells the pipes, prices and products behind an increasingly global, nearly round-the-clock market. Its advantage is less a single exchange than a feedback loop: invent the contract, gather the liquidity, distribute the data, then teach the next wave of traders how to use it.
Corpay
The company once known for fuel cards now sits inside invoices, hotel bookings, foreign-exchange trades and millions of everyday business purchases. Its next act is a deliberate turn toward corporate payments - with AI, APIs and new settlement rails layered onto an unusually physical financial network.
3S Money
3S Money is a London-founded, regulated cross-border payments platform that gives international businesses a single digital account to send, receive and exchange money across 190+ countries and 65+ currencies. It pairs local IBANs and SWIFT/SEPA connectivity with a dedicated human Relationship Manager for each client, positioning itself as a bank alternative for companies with complex or hard-to-serve international payment needs.
Waza
Waza is a Y Combinator-backed (W23) B2B payments and liquidity platform that helps businesses in emerging markets - starting with Nigeria and Ghana - pay global suppliers, hold multi-currency balances, and access USD without the friction of traditional correspondent banking. Founded in 2023 by fintech veterans Maxwell Obi and Emmanuel Igbodudu, the company processes hundreds of millions of dollars in annual payment volume and in 2025 launched Lync, a multi-currency banking product positioned as an alternative to Mercury for African startups.
Hubpay
Hubpay is a UAE-regulated fintech that gives small and medium businesses a global payments platform - multi-currency business accounts, competitive FX, cross-border payroll, and regulated payment links in one dashboard. Founded in 2019 by Kevin Kilty and licensed under the Abu Dhabi Global Market, it was the first independently regulated fintech in the UAE authorized to offer digital money services, and it now connects the UAE with markets across Asia, Africa, and Europe.
M-DAQ Global
M-DAQ Global is a Singapore-headquartered fintech group building foreign-exchange and cross-border payment infrastructure that lets businesses transact across currencies with price clarity and rate certainty. Through a single API and a suite that spans FX pricing, guaranteed rates, collections, payments and treasury tooling, M-DAQ serves e-commerce marketplaces, securities exchanges, fintechs and corporates across dozens of markets, processing billions of dollars in cross-border transactions each year toward its stated goal of a 'world without currency borders.'
MoneyMatch
MoneyMatch is a Kuala Lumpur-based fintech founded in 2015 that moves money across borders faster and cheaper than traditional banks. Starting as a peer-to-peer currency exchange, it grew into a licensed money services business serving individuals, SMEs and financial institutions across Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, Hong Kong, Australia and New Zealand. It uses digital eKYC, machine learning treasury tools and blockchain rails - including Ripple - to settle payments in dozens of currencies, and is now an equity partner in Malaysia's KAF-led Islamic digital bank.
SUNRATE
SUNRATE is a Singapore-headquartered global payment and treasury management platform for businesses. Founded in 2016, it lets enterprises move money across more than 190 countries and regions in 130+ currencies, collect in 30+ currencies, issue multi-currency commercial cards, and manage FX and treasury through proprietary tools like TreasuryOS - all via a single platform and set of APIs. Backed by investors including Peak XV (formerly Sequoia Capital Southeast Asia) and Prosperity7 Ventures, and a principal member of both Mastercard and Visa, SUNRATE serves e-commerce, travel, logistics, maritime and other cross-border sectors.
YouTrip
YouTrip is a Singapore-based fintech that operates a multi-currency mobile wallet and companion Mastercard prepaid card, letting travelers and everyday spenders hold and exchange 10 currencies in-app and pay in more than 150 currencies overseas at wholesale FX rates with no added transaction fees. Founded in 2018 by Caecilia Chu and Arthur Mak, the company has expanded from consumers into SMEs through YouBiz, a corporate multi-currency card, and processes roughly US$15 billion in annual transaction volume across Singapore, Thailand and Australia.
Mundi
Mundi is a digital trade-finance platform that gives small and mid-sized Mexican exporters and importers fast access to working capital. Instead of waiting 30 to 90 days to be paid, businesses use Mundi to advance invoices, finance purchase orders, draw on revolving credit lines, and manage payments, FX and cargo insurance through a single online platform. Founded in 2020 and backed by Union Square Ventures, Mundi has financed more than $1 billion in cross-border trade to over 60 countries.
Francisco Mere
Francisco Meré is the founder and CEO of Blooms, a financial-technology company that gives Latin American fruit and vegetable exporters fast working capital, cross-border factoring, and multi-currency payments so their produce can reach North American shelves. A lawyer-turned-banker-turned-builder, he previously co-founded Bankaool, Mexico's first fully digital bank, ran the agricultural development bank FIRA, and chaired Mexico's fintech association. With Blooms he is chasing a multibillion-dollar financing gap that keeps growers cash-poor even as demand for fresh produce booms.