Em Converta: Support Latam Expans with Airwallex

According to EstalistThe Fintech of Latin America (Latam) suffered 2023, with no $ 2billion invested in the sum of 2021 in the amount of $ 6billion. However, in dealing with this adversity, the fintechs continued to come out and found success in the region, and in about 2024, investment levels have changed to $ 2billion. With the fintech’s future to look optimistic at 2025, Em Converna looks to explore how the Latam region is progressing.

In the middle of January, the Global Paytech originated from Australia, Airwallex It is announced that it is completed in the next step of this global development by entering two prominent markets in Latin America. Looks to facilitate international enterprises in the region, Airwallex obtained a license institutional license from Banco Central Do Braariland completed the claim of MexpagoA Mexican-based provider

To see why Airwallex Got an interest in the tin market and why it believes it has the potential, we sit Vi AdusumilliPresident, in America in the airwallex.

Can you tell me more about the company and your paper inside it?

The Airwallex, built in 2015, a leading financial platform in the world for modern businesses, offering reliable solutions to manage fees, storage cards available.

With our proprietary global infrastructure, the airwallex takes friction to pay and financial operations, powered by businesses to open new opportunities and develops beyond bounds. The proudly built in Melbourne, the airwallex supports over 150,000 businesses around the world and trust brands such as Bill, Brex, Navan, Qantasand many more.

As the American President in the airwalley, I watched the company’s strategy and operations and operations, and Latin America, identifying customs driving opportunities. I also played an important role in supporting the company’s global strategy as a member of the leadership team in the airwallex.

What are some trends in the payment we can see in Mexico and Brazil?

In Brazil, PiikThe immediate payment network identified by Central Bank, rapidly changed the payment fee. By 2026, the PIX is expected to account for 40 percent of online charges, showing widespread adoption of consumers. However, in spite of this development, B2B payments in Brazil prompts digitizing, especially for cross-border transactions, which remain Cumberome for many businesses.

This gap provides an important opportunity to change and simplify B2B payment processes.

In Mexico, the demand for digital financial tools grow in an impressive rate, driven by the increasing globalization of small businesses (SMEs). About 85 percent of Mexico SMEs are looking forward to expand their international business activities, showing a clear cross-border payment need.

Cross-Word transactions accounted for 22 percent of the country’s e-commerce activity, highlighted the importance of participating in the financial infrastructure. The fintech sector has passed these trends, especially the young young, digital native population and Mexico status as a US trade key. Both markets are ripe for digital revision, offer great potential to reshape the cross-border charge.

What does the airwallex do to improve the payment sector?

The airwallex produces several steps to improve Latin America’s ecosystem payments by linking our global financial infrastructure in the local economy.

In Brazil, We Recently Secured Licensing Which Will Offer Brazilian Businesses and Global Businesses Looking to Operate In Brazil Services Like Local Accounts, Card Issuing, And Participation in Open Banking, Alongside Plans to Launch Pix and ticket Payment capabilities.

In Mexico, the claim of MexPago can make Airwalox provide a strong suite of offerings, including payment methods, issuing local issues on the card. These efforts seek to solve long shortage of cross-border fees and drive regional economy region.

How are the latest impact notifications to stand in the airwallex in space?

Our Brazilian and Mexican expansion strengthens our position as a global leader in cross-border fees. By securing licenses in two largest Latin American economies and includes local payment systems, we adapt to local markets while our global achievement has been maintained.

This entry into the double market has developed an airwallex infrastructure, which makes it a solution for businesses looking for cross-border payment capabilities. These developments allow us to support international companies enter the region and local businesses that extend worldwide.

How is the spare sector in the laundry charge compared with the rest of the world?

The trailing payment sector is characterized by fast digital change, especially with consumers, but facing unique challenges compared to other regions.

In Brazil, instant payment systems such as Pix drives the consumer’s innovation and began to expand other regions, but the transments to the B2B cross-word remain without progress.

In Mexico, the regulations frameworks for the fintech are progressing slowly, and many businesses are still struggling with the payment processes. However, both countries show significant growth potential for their high smartphone adoption rates, requested financial supplies with a potential disruption.

What are some extraordinary challenges related to the regional space of payment?

Brazil has a straightforward government of regulation, which can afford the fintechs to navigate navigation. However, the B2B payment space is slow to digitize. In Mexico, the Mexican regulation is slowly implemented, it takes to get like mexpago to get market entry.

Serving with no-hiding populations and responding to collapsed payment infrastructure continues to challenges. To answer this, we have moved the payment methods at the local area such as Pix, Spei, and Oxxo while engaged in Mexnnannel capabilities and enhanced financial equipment.

Plan for the future

Our immediate study of Brazil and Mexican is to prepare payment capabilities for customers, allowing them to move more smoothly within these markets. Long-term, we often seek for many opportunities in Latin and South America markets, while continuing to strengthen our infrastructure for economic opportunities for SMEs and enterprises.

Last thought

Brazilian and Mexican expansion is an important step for the airwallex, not only in terms of market arrival but also the growth of income. In the last year, we announced the airwallex approaching $ 500m in the coming – a testament of strong product product, and continued market expansion. Now, we reached $ 600m in the end of 2024, and our annual processing volume exceeds $ 120 billion.

The acquisition of MexPago and the new Brazilian License will bring new opportunities for these businesses as the world’s customers are given without seamless access to these markets. These improvements reinforce the airwallex position as a leader in the global payment space, which drives change and growth.