International Payments in Different Industries - Page 3 of 5 - CrossGlobePay

Online Education & EdTech

Cross-border education is no longer just “wire funds before enrollment and hope it lands.” A modern edtech or university bursar office juggles local pricing, instant bank rails, card acceptance, scholarship disbursements, and a maze of refund rules that differ by program and passport. The finance job is to convert student intent into cleared cash with … Read more

Streaming & OTT Platforms

Streaming finance is an exercise in harmonizing three clocks. The subscriber clock wants frictionless recurring billing, country-sensitive pricing, and flexible bundles that don’t break revenue recognition. The content clock wants accurate, auditable revenue shares by territory, window, and device, matched to watch-time or deal terms. The cash clock wants predictable settlement from app stores, card … Read more

Gaming & In-App Economies

Free-to-play monetization, seasonal passes, and UGC marketplaces have turned payment design into part of the core game loop. Cash flow now depends on how cleanly you authorize low-value, high-frequency purchases in dozens of currencies, how predictably you unwind them when a player asks for a refund, and how convincingly you win friendly-fraud disputes. The difference … Read more

Digital advertising & Ad networks

Cross-border digital advertising is a three-ledger problem: the media ledger tracking impressions and clicks, the commercial ledger tracking IOs, programmatic auctions, and revenue share, and the cash ledger tracking collections from advertisers and payouts to publishers. When these ledgers drift, margins evaporate and disputes multiply. A disciplined payments design—currency policy, rate locking, receivables cadence, and … Read more

E-commerce marketplaces in 2025

Cross-border marketplaces now operate at the intersection of pricing strategy, FX risk, local payment preferences, and regulatory guardrails. Getting multi-currency checkout right lifts conversion. Engineering settlement cycles and payout cadences stabilizes working capital. Precision in reconciliation and reporting lowers operating cost and audit friction. This long read maps the full operating model for marketplaces handling … Read more