Investigate the case studies of cross-border payments in practice and their functional scenarios. Understand the ways businesses utilized payments solutions, optimized transactions, and lowered costs.
A mid-market European industrial supplier sold custom components to distributors in mainland China. Orders were healthy, margins solid—yet cash conversion dragged. Buyers asked for RMB pricing and friendlier risk terms than 100% prepayment in USD. Wires got stuck in correspondent chains, bank questions delayed releases, and refunds—when quality issues arose—were slow and expensive. The exporter … Read more
An EU direct-to-consumer brand selling premium wellness products broke into the Gulf with strong early demand. Revenue looked healthy in AED and SAR, but payment ops told another story: customers preferred bank transfers and local wallets; cross-border wires were slow and fee-heavy; refunds took days; and reconciliation was painfully manual. The team re-platformed GCC payments … Read more
An EU-based two-sided marketplace entered Türkiye with a clear promise to its sellers: reliable TRY payouts, low fees, and predictable timing. Reality disagreed. Early pilots leaned on cross-border wires and card-scheme push payouts. Fees stacked up, value dates drifted, and the ops team burned hours resolving returned payments and shortfalls. The turnaround came from embracing … Read more
An EU-based SaaS vendor selling subscriptions in Mexico had grown beyond the point where sporadic USD/EUR wires and card acquiring covered its needs. Customers—mid-market distributors and professional services firms—wanted to pay invoices in MXN from domestic accounts, avoid cross-border fees, and receive refunds quickly if a billing dispute occurred. Finance and ops wanted predictable reconciliation, … Read more
McKinsey’s report estimates that law firms operating on a global scale experience a drop of 3.2% on average due to inefficient payment systems and expensive conversion rates which many reproach in light of the fact that operating profits in this industry are extremely competitive. This means that while the law firms are reticent to offer … Read more
Cross-border trade requires a vast supply chain and manufacturing firms are usually at the epicenter of it. But as global as they are, these companies struggle when it comes to making international payments for manufacturers. The globally operated businesses are constrained by antiquated systems, a maze of jurisdictional compliance and exorbitant charges which most of … Read more
Saas providers have a global business model right from its first day of operation. This global presence leads to certain unique challenges in regards to payment processing. Streamlined and robust payment methods are indispensably needed for these SaaS businesses that seek to grow and improve. Poor payment systems can increase operational comparisons friction and ultimately … Read more
The travel and tourism sector is undeniably one of the world’s largest industries, generating trillions of dollars and driven by over 1.4 billion international tourists annually, according to the World Tourism Organization. With each traveler comes a transaction—yet the infrastructure handling these payments is often outdated and inefficient. Many hotels still rely on legacy systems, … Read more