
Ireland · Financial services startup
TransferMate Global Payments is an Irish B2B payments technology firm that specializes in global payment infrastructure-as-a-service.
Funding reportedLast round: Series C
TransferMate Global Payments is an Irish B2B payments technology firm that specializes in global payment infrastructure-as-a-service.
Founded in 2008, the company is headquartered in Kilkenny, Ireland, with additional offices in Dublin, London, Sydney, Chicago, and Paris. TransferMate enables businesses to send and receive cross-border payments more efficiently and transparently than traditional banks. The company offers a range of services, including cross-border B2B payment infrastructure, embedded payment solutions for partners, and virtual multi-currency accounts. Their platform automates manual tasks and integrates seamlessly with accounting and ERP systems. TransferMate operates in over 200 countries, supports more than 140 currencies, and holds numerous payment licenses, ensuring a robust and compliant payment network. Recognized as a Unicorn company, TransferMate has transferred over $11 billion through its network and continues to enhance the payment experience for businesses of all sizes.
Funding, as reported
From TransferMate Global Payments's own website: 1 founder, 13 on the team.
What they build
Known for
international paymentsglobal payments infrastructureprofessional servicesdigital paymentsreal-time trackingconsumersglobal trade facilitationpayment securityfinancial institutionspayment processing platformreserveinternational bankingdistributiontransfer technologiesmanufacturingglobal payment processing
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