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Meridian Pay Launches Instant Cross-Border Payouts Across 24 Countries

Freelancers and marketplace sellers can now receive funds in minutes rather than days, the company said.

Meridian Pay Launches Instant Cross-Border Payouts Across 24 Countries

NEW YORK, N.Y. — Meridian Pay Ltd. today launched instant cross-border payouts across 24 countries, allowing freelancers, contractors, and marketplace sellers to receive funds in minutes instead of the two to five business days common with traditional transfers.

The service uses a network of local settlement partners to move money domestically on each end, avoiding much of the delay and cost associated with conventional correspondent banking.

“Getting paid should not be the slowest part of doing business globally,” said Tomas Vela, head of product at Meridian Pay. “We built this for the millions of people whose income crosses a border.”

The company plans to expand coverage to more than 40 countries by the end of the year.

About Meridian Pay Ltd. — Meridian Pay provides payments infrastructure for platforms, marketplaces, and global workforces. The company operates in North America, Europe, and Asia.

Meridian Pay Ltd. issued this press release, distributed to Latest · Sterling Post by RedPress.

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