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Cross-Border Payment Friction

Businesses and freelancers lose money and time to high fees, FX spreads, delays, and fragmented compliance when sending or receiving international payments.

In their words

I am looking for a way to send invoices to clients and get them to pay. Quick payouts.

r/PaymentProcessing on Reddit

A bit over 3% just gone in the conversion.

r/PaymentProcessing on Reddit

It also doesn't do international payments, so for that I accept money and have to manually mark it as paid

r/Businessowners on Reddit

I want to spend at least half as much time on it as I do now

r/Entrepreneurship on Reddit

all we had was a transfer confirmation with one number on it. no conversion rate, no breakdown, nothing showing what was sent vs what should've landed

r/Invoice on Reddit

the biggest pain point isn't the proposal or signing, it's the payment collection

r/PakFreelancers on Reddit

I'm literally just paying my devs for writing code

r/smallbusiness on Reddit

my bank lost your paycheck somewhere and they need 2 weeks to figure out where it went

r/smallbusiness on Reddit

on a $200k incoming transfer the spread vs mid market was $3000 to $6000 and you can't see the markup

r/IndiaBusiness on Reddit

the occasional decline on a cross-border charge that costs an hour of engineering time to fix

r/singaporestartups on Reddit

Setting up the financial infrastructure around it was much more difficult.

r/developersIndia on Reddit

whether the company can actually operate after approval: cards, USD payments, invoices, contractor payments, software spend, accounting records and approval controls

r/fintech on Reddit

Paying the UK VAT return with a credit card from Spain does not work because there is an address verification which is not possible

Hacker News

we give folks applying some $ for doing a small 1hr project, and Claude told me that PayPal may still be universal way of sending a "gift amounts"

Hacker News

Global businesses and freelancers

Where they talk

  • r/fintech
  • r/smallbusiness
  • r/PaymentProcessing
  • r/SaaS
  • r/remotework
  • r/EntrepreneurRideAlong
  • r/IndiaBusiness
  • r/indianstartups

Tools they use today

  • Stripe
  • Wise
  • PayPal
  • Unlimit
  • SWIFT
  • Paddle
  • Airwallex
  • Lemon Squeezy

Why those fall short

  • Bank cannot map recurring payments to legitimate business relationships
  • no tracking, slow, opaque, banks blame each other
  • multi-currency account just added another dashboard to check
  • markup hidden in the day's rate; AD bank holds over $100k for 7-14 days
  • unknown