TransferMate, the world’s leading provider of embedded B2B payments infrastructure, has today announced the launch of a new FX Hedging product with risk management capabilities designed to help businesses mitigate FX volatility, manage international payment exposure, and improve certainty over cross-border cash flow. The new solution expands TransferMate’s broader financial infrastructure offering, which already enables businesses to pay, receive, and store funds globally. It introduces integrated risk management functionality, including FX forwards, spot FX, multi-drawdown hedging, global payments, receivables, and virtual accounts within a single unified platform. The inclusion of FX forwards allows customers to actively hedge against FX losses and reduce exposure to currency volatility across future international payment obligations. The launch forms part of TransferMate’s wider product evolution and innovation strategy, following its recent partnership with stablecoin infrastructure provider BVNK, which has enables TransferMate to introduce stablecoin-enabled settlement capabilities across its global network to further enhance payment flexibility and support faster, more efficient cross-border transactions. Built on TransferMate’s proprietary global payments infrastructure, its new solution provides customers with access to payments into more than 200 countries and territories, support for over 140 currencies, over 35 virtual account currencies, and TransferMate’s network of more than 100 licenses globally. The launch comes as businesses face increasing exchange-rate volatility, rising cross-border trade complexity, and growing pressure to manage international cash flow and procurement exposure more effectively. At the same time, many organisations continue to rely on fragmented FX, banking, payments, and treasury systems, creating inefficiencies and limited visibility across transactions. “As businesses increasingly look for greater certainty around international transactions, FX exposure, and future cash flow, the infrastructure supporting them must evolve as well,” said Gary Conroy, President and Chief Commercial Officer at TransferMate. “Too many organisations are still operating across disconnected systems that separate FX, payments, receivables, and settlement workflows. By bringing those capabilities together into a single integrated experience, we are helping customers manage risk more effectively while simplifying how international payments are handled.” The first vertical leveraging TransferMate’s new risk management capabilities is the broker market, with TransferMate’s white-labelled solution tailored specifically to broker workflows. From today, brokers can manage international payments, FX forwards, spot FX, receivables, and multi-currency accounts through a fully branded experience under their own identity, while maintaining full ownership of the customer relationship. Integrated spot FX, FX forward and multi-drawdown capabilities help brokers support clients managing procurement cycles, long-lead international payments, and predictable future currency exposure, while also creating additional revenue opportunities through FX margins and international payment flows. TransferMate’s latest launch reflects its continued investment in expanding its global financial infrastructure capabilities, including risk management, embedded payments, receivables, virtual accounts, and stablecoin-enabled settlement capabilities.

TransferMate, the world's leading provider of embedded B2B payments infrastructure as a service (IaaS), today announced TransferMate Pte. Ltd. has received in-principle approval from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) to add account issuance, domestic money transfers and e-money issuance to its Major Payment Institution (MPI) license. This milestone further deepens TransferMate's regulatory footprint in APAC, enabling it to expand its local services and deliver even greater value to partners and customers operating in and out of Singapore. This license expands TransferMate's existing suite of products in Singapore, to now include the ability to store funds in a local dedicated Global Account. By unlocking these capabilities, TransferMate's Global Accounts solution becomes even more powerful for clients with operations in Asia, making it easier to move money into and out of the region, convert currencies, and run payroll or supplier payments - all from one platform. "Singapore is fast becoming the financial heartbeat of Asia, and securing in-principle approval from MAS marks a major step forward in our commitment to the region," said Gary Conroy, CEO of TransferMate. "With this license, we'll be able to offer our customers even more flexibility and control over how they manage and move their money across APAC - whether it's holding funds long-term or receiving funds in their own name." TransferMate owns the largest fintech payment infrastructure in the world, empowering businesses to make, receive, and hold payments in over 140 currencies across 200+ countries and territories. Its latest announcement comes as it continues on its trajectory towards securing 100+ licenses globally. With Singapore as a strategic APAC hub, TransferMate is well-positioned to help businesses simplify financial operations, reduce costs, and scale globally with confidence. An in-principle approval (IPA) in respect of a licence variation application reflects MAS' view that the applicant's licence variation application may be approved upon the fulfilment of specified conditions and provided there are no material adverse developments affecting the applicant. An IPA does not constitute an approval for TransferMate Pte. Ltd. to provide account issuance, domestic money transfers and e-money issuance services at this juncture. MAS reserves the right to rescind the IPA in circumstances where it considers appropriate.

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LIVE Live News 05:00 SYS Financial continues acquisition spree with ODM deal 05:00 Ireland hosts the world’s leading AI companies. But can it develop its own? 05:00 SME boss takes aim at pillar lenders; bankers make peace with McWilliams; PTSB’s HQ – whither next? 05:00 Landmark Dublin five-star hotel wins approval for large scale expansion - despite opposition 05:00 Exclusive: Former TransferMate chief Sinead Fitzmaurice takes role at VC firm eyeing Irish fintechs

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