dLocal, a trailblazer in cross-border payment solutions, has joined forces with Ebury, a global fintech leader. This partnership is poised to unlock vast opportunities within Africa’s burgeoning markets, promising to overhaul payment solutions across the continent.
The collaboration leverages dLocal’s innovative payment platform, enabling Ebury to efficiently manage both incoming and outgoing transactions, optimize costs, and significantly reduce delivery times. This strategic alliance is not only about streamlining operations but also about providing unparalleled support to merchants venturing into the complex terrains of emerging markets.
Ebury’s ambitious expansion strategy across these territories will be bolstered by this partnership, granting access to over 41 distinct regions through a single, cohesive collaboration. This move is set to simplify scaling efforts for Ebury, offering the dual benefits of a singular provider’s convenience coupled with the assurance of maintaining high-quality service and expertise.
Joe Kemsley, Head of Product Strategy at Ebury, emphasizes the critical nature of transparency and reliability in payments.
“It’s critically important to know where your payment is, how much the fees are before sending it, and to have the assurance that it will arrive on the expected date. While that may seem straightforward, it’s exceedingly difficult to ensure dependability and a great experience in emerging markets, but that’s exactly what we’re able to do by partnering with dLocal, and that’s a win for Ebury and our customers,” said Joe.
Agustin Botta, Head of EMEA at dLocal, highlighted the partnership’s role in adapting to the rapidly changing global payments scene.
“As the global payments landscape evolves rapidly, our partnership with Ebury underscores our commitment to empowering businesses to thrive in emerging markets. By leveraging dLocal’s onground banking network, we aim to provide Ebury’s clients with liquidity and the most competitive rates, ultimately facilitating their expansion into emerging economies with confidence and ease,” said Agustin.
