Tranzmit and Yellow Card Partner to Streamline U.S.-Nigeria Payments
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At a glance
- U.S.-based Tranzmit Payment Services integrated Yellow Cardโs Payments API for its U.S.-Nigeria payment corridor.
- The partnership is intended to make cross-border settlement faster and more transparent for Tranzmitโs operations in emerging markets.
Tranzmit Payment Services has joined forces with Yellow Card to change how money moves between the United States and Nigeria, starting with one of its largest and fastest-growing payment corridors.
The U.S.-headquartered communications and financial services company integrated Yellow Cardโs Payments API. The arrangement gives Tranzmitโs U.S. operations a direct settlement path abroad, replacing the uncertainty associated with older settlement systems with a service designed for emerging markets.
What this integration does is give Tranzmitโs operations in emerging markets a significant upgrade, replacing the friction and unpredictability of legacy settlement with something that is fast, transparent, and purpose-built for the markets their customers care about most.
Yellow Card CEO and co-founder Chris Maurice said Tranzmit had spent decades moving money and connecting people across borders. โWhat this integration does is give Tranzmitโs operations in emerging markets a significant upgrade, replacing the friction and unpredictability of legacy settlement with something that is fast, transparent, and purpose-built for the markets their customers care about most,โ he said.
Tranzmit CEO Daniel Asturias said the company was using financial technology to make transfers simpler and more seamless. โWe empower businesses and people to move money with confidence, speed, and ease,โ he said.
We empower businesses and people to move money with confidence, speed, and ease.
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