LONDON, March 24 (FXC Intelligence) - The world’s 100 top cross-border payment companies in 2022, according to FXC Intelligence.
Cross-border payments are having another strong year, with the post-pandemic landscape spurring a return to travel, digital remittances continuing to boost economies in developing countries, the increasing popularity of international ecommerce and a continuing surge in B2B payments – as well as the rise of crypto. B2B, the most fragmented segment of cross-border payments, continues to provide growth opportunities as well.
One of the best ways to understand an industry is to keep its biggest players front of mind. That’s why FXC Intelligence has released The 2022 Cross-Border Payments 100, a market map that recognises and celebrates the 100 most important players in the cross-border payments space. Now in its fourth year, The Cross-Border Payments 100 profiles the 100 players that truly matter in the sector.
Featuring companies across money transfers, payments processing, ecommerce, B2B and beyond, the map separates the top 100 players into seven groups: VC/growth equity-backed, independently owned, banks, private equity-backed, mobile, crypto and public companies.
There’s been a number of changes to our map this year, with some new entrants to note. For example, Circle joins Ripple and Stellar in our crypto category, while a slew of public debuts has seen several companies move from the VC-backed category to become public companies. Some also now appear under a new name following a rebranding, such as WorldRemit and Sendwave with their new parent company Zepz.
We’ve utilised the combined industry expertise of our team alongside our unique data to make this list the definitive guide to key players in the cross-border space.
The Top 100 Cross-Border Payment Companies for 2022: Market Map
Published every year, our market map recognises the leading companies in cross-border payments worldwide, including publicly traded companies, startups and private companies. It covers companies operating across consumer money transfers and remittances, B2B payments, ecommerce companies, payment processors, crypto providers and beyond.
Here’s The 2022 Cross-Border Payments Top 100 in full:
Reporting By Daniel Webber, Joe Baker, and Lucy Ingham
