Behind a new name sits a payment network built since 2002. Movantis is betting that the hard part of moving money is everything surrounding the transfer.
A shipment can cross an ocean before its supplier gets paid. Olea connects unpaid invoices with institutional capital - and is testing how much of the wait technology can remove.
A payment button looks simple. Flutterwave’s decade of expansion, retreat, and reinvention shows how much machinery it takes to make that button work across Africa.
Two engineers wanted to build a bank. After several pivots, they built a way for other companies to move money across borders without collecting a small museum of banking integrations.
Tazapay is a Singapore-based cross-border payment platform that lets businesses collect, hold, and pay out money in over 170 markets without setting up local entities. Founded in 2020 by three payments veterans, it combines a payment gateway, multi-currency global accounts, escrow, and same-day payouts on top of local payment rails, cards, and stablecoins - all wrapped in institutional-grade compliance. The company processes more than $10 billion in annualized payment volume, serves 1,000+ enterprises and fintechs, and has raised roughly $68 million to date, including a $36 million Series B whose extension was led by Circle Ventures.