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American Payments Provider Expands Global Platform to Better Support Chinese Cross-Border Sellers
A leading payments company has expanded its international platform to enhance services for Chinese merchants engaging in cross-border trade. It has recently launched a new local receiving option in Indonesia and upgraded its existing local receiving service in Mexico. These initiatives were reported by Shanghai Securities News.
By boosting its service capabilities in both Mexico and Indonesia, the company aims to help Chinese businesses access high-growth markets more effectively. The upgraded services facilitate seamless connections with demand across various online platforms such as Amazon Mexico, Walmart, Mercado Libre, and Shopee. According to company representatives, this strategic move will strengthen support for Chinese merchants expanding abroad.
To implement these improvements, the company partnered with local service providers in Mexico and Indonesia. The new solutions are based on the company’s existing local receiving infrastructure, which spans North America, Europe, Latin America, and the Asia-Pacific region. This infrastructure allows clients to explore new market opportunities and grow their operations along rapidly expanding international trade routes.
Additionally, the company recently co-hosted a dedicated summit in China with a major Latin American e-commerce platform. Over the coming three years, the firm intends to assist around 600 quality Chinese companies in establishing a presence in Latin America, focusing on brand development and scalable growth.
Founded in 2005 and headquartered in New York, the fintech company specializes in cross-border payments and is publicly traded on Nasdaq. Earlier this year, it obtained approval to acquire a Chinese payment company, completing the transaction and securing a Chinese payment license. This milestone makes it the third foreign payment platform authorized to provide online payment services within China.




