EBANX, a global payments technology company specialising in emerging markets, has appointed three senior executives to strengthen its leadership team. Kalecser Kurtz becomes Chief Technology Officer after 10 years at the company, whilst Jefferson Nunes joins as Chief Human Resources Officer from Uber's Latin America HR leadership. Isabela Rebello joins as VP of Global Risk and Compliance, bringing experience from Amazon, Stripe and BTG Pactual. The appointments follow a record year for EBANX, which saw total payment volume grow 48%. The company recently inaugurated its Asia-Pacific headquarters in Singapore and expanded into Turkey, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam, bringing its operations to seven Asian markets. EBANX now processes payments for over 500 merchants across Latin America, Africa and Asia, employing more than 700 professionals in 16 countries.

EBANX, a global payment technology company, has expanded its recurring alternative payment methods offering to six additional emerging markets: the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, South Africa, Colombia and Peru. The expansion enables global merchants to reach over one billion people who use these payment methods across Asia, Africa and Latin America. The company's recurring capabilities now cover 12 countries, targeting subscription-based services like streaming, software and gaming platforms. EBANX integrates digital wallets such as Maya and GCash in the Philippines, OVO and DANA in Indonesia, and TrueMoney in Thailand. In Brazil, merchants using Pix Automático through EBANX saw 56% of customers as new users. A global SaaS provider offering NuPay via EBANX experienced a 13% increase in paid subscriptions compared to credit cards.

Brazilian fintech Ebanx is expanding into Asia, leveraging cash reserves from a $430 million investment by Advent International in 2021. The company said 65% of its gross profit in 2025 came from outside Brazil, with 20% from markets beyond Latin America. Chief executive João Del Valle confirmed the expansion will be funded with existing cash. In February 2025, Singapore's Monetary Authority granted in-principle approval for a Major Payment Institution licence, with the Singapore office serving as a global settlement hub. Asia-Pacific merchants represented 39% of total processed volume in 2024. Ebanx adapts payment options to local preferences, including Brazil's Pix instant payment system, which generates 61% of revenue amongst its Brazilian software-as-a-service merchants. The company works with Asian platforms including AliExpress and Chinese cross-border payments firm XTransfer.