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  • DiMuto and Aleta Planet Streamline B2B Payments and Trade Finance

    DiMuto and Aleta Planet have partnered to support digital B2B payments and trade finance.

    The collaboration brings together DiMuto’s global trade solutions platform and Aleta Planet’s B2B cross-border payment solutions to make payments in and out of China more efficient and transparent, the companies said in a Tuesday (Jan. 17) press release.

    “Our customers now enjoy greater flexibility and visibility with the addition of this payment gateway option to our Payment Management module,” DiMuto founder and CEO Gary Loh said in the release. “Strengthening our ability to track trade payments will greatly open up opportunities for financing of trades on our platform.”

    PYMNTS research has found that only 23% of small businesses are happy with their cross-border payment solutions.

    As a result, companies around the world are turning to multicurrency tools, targeted strategies and future-fit accounts payable (AP) and accounts receivable (AR) solutions to help accelerate and streamline their international growth, according to “International B2B Payments: A Guide for Entrepreneurs and Digital Businesses,” a PYMNTS and Payoneer collaboration.

    Solutions like those offered by DiMuto address the “black hole” that plagues cross-border payments, Loh told PYMNTS in an interview posted in August 2022.

    Read more: https://prnewsdistribution.co.uk/dimuto-and-aleta-planet-streamline-b2b-payments-and-trade-finance

    #B2bPayments #TradeFinance #Dimuto #AletaPlanet #DigitalPayments #NgulminthangLhanghal
    DiMuto and Aleta Planet Streamline B2B Payments and Trade Finance DiMuto and Aleta Planet have partnered to support digital B2B payments and trade finance. The collaboration brings together DiMuto’s global trade solutions platform and Aleta Planet’s B2B cross-border payment solutions to make payments in and out of China more efficient and transparent, the companies said in a Tuesday (Jan. 17) press release. “Our customers now enjoy greater flexibility and visibility with the addition of this payment gateway option to our Payment Management module,” DiMuto founder and CEO Gary Loh said in the release. “Strengthening our ability to track trade payments will greatly open up opportunities for financing of trades on our platform.” PYMNTS research has found that only 23% of small businesses are happy with their cross-border payment solutions. As a result, companies around the world are turning to multicurrency tools, targeted strategies and future-fit accounts payable (AP) and accounts receivable (AR) solutions to help accelerate and streamline their international growth, according to “International B2B Payments: A Guide for Entrepreneurs and Digital Businesses,” a PYMNTS and Payoneer collaboration. Solutions like those offered by DiMuto address the “black hole” that plagues cross-border payments, Loh told PYMNTS in an interview posted in August 2022. Read more: https://prnewsdistribution.co.uk/dimuto-and-aleta-planet-streamline-b2b-payments-and-trade-finance #B2bPayments #TradeFinance #Dimuto #AletaPlanet #DigitalPayments #NgulminthangLhanghal
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  • African Development Bank Partners with Bank One on Trade Finance

    The African Development Bank Group is supporting the trade finance efforts of Bank One Limited.

    The Group will provide a $40 million trade finance package that is meant to help Bank One of Mauritius increase its capacity to provide trade finance to small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs), local corporates and other key sectors in Mauritius and across Africa, the African Development Bank said in a Thursday (Dec. 22) press release.

    The package includes a $25 million risk participation agreement and a $15 million transaction guarantee, the release said.

    “Given the cross-sectoral nature of trade, the proposed facility, while leveraging Bank One’s footprint, is expected to enhance the African Development Bank’s efforts to integrate Africa and improve the quality of life for the African people,” African Development Bank Head of Trade Finance Lamin Drammeh said in the release.

    Africa has an annual “trade finance gap” of $81 billion because SMBs and other domestic firms have greater difficulty accessing trade finance than do multinationals and large local corporates, according to the press release.

    The African Development Bank aims to reduce that gap by deploying the new transaction guarantee and risk participation agreement with Bank One, which is a leading Mauritian and regional banking for with reach that extends across the continent and globally, the release said.

    Read more: https://prnewsdistribution.co.uk/african-development-bank-partners-with-bank-one-on-trade-finance

    #AfricanDevelopmentBank #B2bPayments #CrossborderPayments #DigitalPayments #Smes #TradeFinance #NgulminthangLhanghal
    African Development Bank Partners with Bank One on Trade Finance The African Development Bank Group is supporting the trade finance efforts of Bank One Limited. The Group will provide a $40 million trade finance package that is meant to help Bank One of Mauritius increase its capacity to provide trade finance to small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs), local corporates and other key sectors in Mauritius and across Africa, the African Development Bank said in a Thursday (Dec. 22) press release. The package includes a $25 million risk participation agreement and a $15 million transaction guarantee, the release said. “Given the cross-sectoral nature of trade, the proposed facility, while leveraging Bank One’s footprint, is expected to enhance the African Development Bank’s efforts to integrate Africa and improve the quality of life for the African people,” African Development Bank Head of Trade Finance Lamin Drammeh said in the release. Africa has an annual “trade finance gap” of $81 billion because SMBs and other domestic firms have greater difficulty accessing trade finance than do multinationals and large local corporates, according to the press release. The African Development Bank aims to reduce that gap by deploying the new transaction guarantee and risk participation agreement with Bank One, which is a leading Mauritian and regional banking for with reach that extends across the continent and globally, the release said. Read more: https://prnewsdistribution.co.uk/african-development-bank-partners-with-bank-one-on-trade-finance #AfricanDevelopmentBank #B2bPayments #CrossborderPayments #DigitalPayments #Smes #TradeFinance #NgulminthangLhanghal
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    African Development Bank Partners with Bank One on Trade Finance
    The African Development Bank Group is supporting the trade finance efforts of Bank One Limited.
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  • Banking Circle to Add USDC; Tillable Expands Farm Loans

    Banking Circle is adopting USD Coin (USDC), while farming loan platform Tillable is growing its lending program. Plus, decentralized finance (DeFi) lender Teller is launching a buy now, pay later (BNPL) initiative for purchasing non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

    Banking Circle to Adopt USD Coin

    European payments bank Banking Circle is adopting USDC on its platform as a payment acceptance, processing and settlement method. Banking Circle will act as a bridge between fiat bank accounts and stablecoins as the company moves toward its Web3 plans.

    Tillable Teams with Evergreen Bank to Expand Digital Farm Loans

    Farmland resource and loan platform Tillable is partnering with Evergreen Bank to expand its digital lending program. Tillable provides farmland mortgages, refinances, operating loans and rental financing, and it is striving to make owning and renting America’s farmland easy and sustainable.

    Teller Brings BNPL to NFT Market With ‘Ape Now, Pay Later’ Loans

    DeFi lender Teller is rolling out a BNPL feature so buyers NFTs can spread payments across installments. Bored Ape Yacht Club, Doodles, Meebits, Cool Cats and other NFT collections are included in Teller’s Ape Now, Pay Later initiative.

    Read more: https://ngulminthanglhanghal.wordpress.com/2022/07/11/banking-circle-to-add-usdc-tillable-expands-farm-loans/

    #finance #B2BPAYMENTS #EMBEDDEDFINANCE #FINTECH #GOLFGENIUS #NgulminthangLhanghal
    Banking Circle to Add USDC; Tillable Expands Farm Loans Banking Circle is adopting USD Coin (USDC), while farming loan platform Tillable is growing its lending program. Plus, decentralized finance (DeFi) lender Teller is launching a buy now, pay later (BNPL) initiative for purchasing non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Banking Circle to Adopt USD Coin European payments bank Banking Circle is adopting USDC on its platform as a payment acceptance, processing and settlement method. Banking Circle will act as a bridge between fiat bank accounts and stablecoins as the company moves toward its Web3 plans. Tillable Teams with Evergreen Bank to Expand Digital Farm Loans Farmland resource and loan platform Tillable is partnering with Evergreen Bank to expand its digital lending program. Tillable provides farmland mortgages, refinances, operating loans and rental financing, and it is striving to make owning and renting America’s farmland easy and sustainable. Teller Brings BNPL to NFT Market With ‘Ape Now, Pay Later’ Loans DeFi lender Teller is rolling out a BNPL feature so buyers NFTs can spread payments across installments. Bored Ape Yacht Club, Doodles, Meebits, Cool Cats and other NFT collections are included in Teller’s Ape Now, Pay Later initiative. Read more: https://ngulminthanglhanghal.wordpress.com/2022/07/11/banking-circle-to-add-usdc-tillable-expands-farm-loans/ #finance #B2BPAYMENTS #EMBEDDEDFINANCE #FINTECH #GOLFGENIUS #NgulminthangLhanghal
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    Banking Circle to Add USDC; Tillable Expands Farm Loans
    Today in B2B payments, Zwilling offers supply chain financing through partnership with Traxpay, and upSWOT and Wipro collaborate on financial tools for SMBs.
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