Transactions include Bexs Banco (Forex) and Bexs Pay (Payment), subject to regulatory approval
Ripple base As Ripple’s partner Bexs signs a new deal with Ebury, remittances could soon expand further to Latin America.
Ebury, a provider of corporate banking services for internationally traded SMEs backed by Santander Bank, has agreed to purchase Bexs in a move to expand its international payment services to Latin America, especially Brazil. ..
News and Guessing: Acquired by Ebury # Ripple Partner Bexs expands and supports online transfer solutions for small businesses. Will be integrated into Ebury.But Ebury was recently controlled by # Ripple Partner Santander ..
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Subject to regulatory approval, the transaction will include Bexs Banco (forex) and Bexs Pay (payment), expanding Ebury’s international remittance options for small businesses. Bexs also supports companies selling products online in Brazil, especially markets, applications and software companies with digital services.
Brazil-based Bexs Banco, which handles payments for cross-border e-commerce for millions of customers, joined RippleNet in 2017 to connect with member banks in North America, Europe and Asia. Ebury is also backed by Ripple’s partner Banco Santander. This partner works with Ripple to provide customer feedback on the international payment process.
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