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Challenges and Solutions in Cross-Border Transactions for Businesses in Developing Countries

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


Cross-border transactions have posed persistent challenges for businesses in developing countries and across the globe. Despite the advancements in technology that have made the world more interconnected, the issue of payments in cross-border scenarios remains complex and outdated.

Leatherback, a financial technology startup founded in 2022 by Ibrahim Ibitade, aims to address the gaps in the market by providing borderless financial services for individuals and businesses operating internationally. The traditional banking systems create restrictions and complexities for cross-border transactions, prompting the need for innovative solutions like those offered by Leatherback.

Ibitade, drawing from his early experiences in international trade and a career in finance and payments, recognized the need for more robust and inclusive financial services on a global scale. The startup distinguishes itself by offering a wide range of currencies from various countries and a user-friendly platform that caters to the specific needs of businesses and individuals.

Leatherback's growth and success are evident through its substantial funding, customer base of 60,000, and monthly transaction volumes exceeding $300 million. The company's projections to reach $500 million in monthly transactions by the end of 2024 showcase its momentum and impact in the fintech industry.

With strategic partnerships and approvals in key markets, Leatherback is expanding its reach and enhancing its capabilities to provide seamless cross-border payment solutions. The recent approval as an Electronic Money Institution in the UK underlines the startup's commitment to innovation and global financial accessibility for businesses worldwide.

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