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Cross-border payment solutions for businesses
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London, UK
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Airwallex provides cross-border payment solutions for businesses of all sizes, including small to medium-sized enterprises and large corporations. The company offers a range of financial services such as multi-currency accounts, international money transfers, foreign exchange services, and payment gateway solutions. These services are designed to facilitate efficient and cost-effective international transactions. Airwallex uses advanced technology to ensure that these transactions are fast and secure. Unlike many competitors, Airwallex focuses on building financial infrastructure that supports the digital economy, allowing businesses to operate seamlessly across borders. The company's goal is to simplify global payments and make them accessible to all businesses.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Series E
Total Funding
$877.4M
Headquarters
Eastern District, Hong Kong
Founded
2015
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Leading Australia-founded global fintech Airwallex has been honoured as a 2025 Top Graduate Employer by the Australian Association of Graduate Employers, the peak body for graduate recruitment and development.The Top Graduate Employers list, announced today, celebrates Australian organisations across all industries for providing exceptional experiences for their new graduates. Inclusion on the prestigious and highly competitive list is determined directly via graduate testimonials. The survey covers 31 different categories, including culture, learning, and career growth.Commenting on the Top Graduate Employer recognition, Richard Yan, VP People and Talent at Airwallex, said the recognition is testament to Airwallex’s efforts to create a dynamic, supportive and innovative environment for early career professionals, fostering their growth and development within the fintech industry.“At Airwallex, we’ve invested in a dedicated early careers program that provides graduates and interns with first-hand practical experience that goes well beyond what they might expect from a traditional entry-level role. We are proud to create an environment where they can thrive and contribute to our innovative culture and global success.”Airwallex’s early careers program is designed to challenge and support young talent, offering them real responsibilities, mentorship and opportunities for growth from day one. This reflects the company’s commitment to fostering the next generation of tech talent, empowering them to learn, grow, and make an impact alongside top industry leaders.Since 2022, Airwallex has hired 29 graduates and 32 interns into our Engineering teams in Australia. Internships and graduate roles are advertised throughout the year on the Airwallex careers site.In 2022, Airwallex also announced a partnership with the University of Melbourne aimed at increasing access, exposure and career opportunities for technology students
By Jack Zhang (pictured), Co-Founder & CEO of AirwallexAs we gear up for our 10th anniversary later this year, I’m immensely proud of what we’ve accomplished together in 2024 and I’m thrilled about the journey ahead.Driving value for 150,000 businesses worldwideAirwallex now proudly serves over 150,000 businesses globally, up 50 percent from last year. We continue to build the global financial services platform of the future, and we’re continually developing our infrastructure, expanding our reach, and launching new and exciting products to help our customers accelerate their growth.Over the past year, we’ve made big strides in adding more capabilities to our product suite to deliver the world’s leading end-to-end global financial solutions. We launched Airwallex Yield to help our customers earn competitive returns on their multi-currency balances, Global Entity Management to offer integrated management across all their entities, and a new Credit Card product. We’re delighted to partner with marquee companies like Brex, Deel, Shopify, WooCommerce, Xero, and more to aid them in their own growth journeys.Our impact is clear: our customers trust and love what we’re building.Unprecedented growthSince my last update, I’ve been on the road quite a bit, meeting customers, partners, and investors in places like New York City, San Francisco, and London. I also travelled to a number of countries in Asia and the Middle East to understand the needs and expectations of our customers, regulators, and investors. Those conversations left me more confident than ever in our business model and the direction we’re headed.Our numbers speak for themselves
If running a startup is like playing a video game, then “game over” happens when the company runs out of cash. Founders often focus on battling the big, visible monsters like the competition beast, the market-size dragon, or the marketing ghoul.But too often, they miss the silent killer: financial mismanagement. According to recent studies, 16% of startups fail due to cash flow problems and other financial management issues.So, how can a founder bring order to the chaos of spending and scaling? One way, I argue, is by leveraging the financial services that fintech platforms offer.Where traditional banks fall shortFor some startup founders, traditional banks can be rigid and don’t always fulfill their needs. Critics cite lengthy onboarding processes, clunky user interfaces, and manual workflows as downsides.I believe for startups, this is more than just frustrating – it’s a growth killer. Instead of focusing on scaling their business, founders are stuck dealing with slow processes and outdated systems.See also: Indonesia’s banks are taking over BNPL. Can fintech firms survive?Fintech platforms like Aspire, Airwallex, and Brex, which provide financial tools for startups, could be one solution
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Kintsugi AI , a cutting-edge tax automation platform, is proud to announce an extraordinary year of accomplishments, cementing its position as a leader in the tax management solution space. Over the past year, the company achieved significant milestones while continuing to drive innovation and deliver exceptional value to its customers and partners ."We were ultra-focused on improving and growing in 2024. We've built an incredibly capable team and we're genuinely appreciative of the support of our partners," said Co-Founder Pujun Bhatnagar. "As we head into 2025, we're more motivated than ever to build on this momentum, expand our impact, and continue simplifying sales tax compliance for businesses around the world."Some 2024 highlights:Total funding of $10 million from investors including Airwallex , General Catalyst , GSRVentures , WestWave Capital , Link Ventures , Venture Highway, KyberKnight , Plug and Play and DeVC .from investors including , , , , , , and. Kintsugi grew at an average rate of 87% month over month , going from $0 to $1M in ARR in less than six months ., going from
Australia-founded global payments platform, Airwallex, has today announced the appointment of Andrew Balint as VP, Marketing, APAC (ex-China).An esteemed marketer with 25 years of experience, Balint has held senior roles at Afterpay, amaysim, Ola and Optus. Most recently he was the VP, Marketing ANZ & APAC at Afterpay for four years, leading the buy-now-pay-later platform’s marketing efforts across brand, growth marketing, product marketing and customer experience.Balint will report to Arnold Chan, General Manager, APAC and work alongside a world-class marketing team headed by Jon Stona, VP Global Marketing. Chan said, “We are delighted to welcome Andrew to our team at Airwallex. As we approach our 10-year milestone and expand our offerings into new products and markets, we’re privileged to have someone of Andrew’s calibre to lead our next phase of marketing across the Asia-Pacific region.”Andrew Balint said: “I’ve been watching Airwallex’s incredible growth and innovation and I’m thrilled to now be part of the journey. The global payments landscape is evolving rapidly and Airwallex is at the forefront of that change. With innovation and customer experience driving everything we do, I’m excited to help expand our presence and make a real impact across the APAC region.”Balint’s remit includes overseeing brand strategy, growth marketing, integrated campaigns, content and partnerships across key markets including Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia.In 2024, Airwallex announced a multi-year partnership with McLaren Racing and closed out the year with 83 percent revenue increase across APAC