Global trade has never been more interconnected. Businesses of every size, from ambitious startups to multinational enterprises, are increasingly relying on international partners, suppliers, and customers. Yet, one of the biggest hurdles to seamless global growth lies in the very foundation of finance: cross-border transactions.
Traditional banking rails for international transfers remain slow, costly, and burdened by intermediaries. A single transaction can take days to clear, with high fees eating into margins. For small and medium enterprises (SMEs), these inefficiencies often create barriers to scaling globally.
