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Stripe, Inc. is a financial infrastructure platform founded in 2010 by brothers John and Patrick Collison. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, with additional offices in Dublin, London, Paris, Singapore, and Tokyo, Stripe specializes in online payment processing and related services for businesses globally. The company simplifies online transactions through developer-friendly APIs, making it easier for businesses to integrate payment solutions. Stripe's core offerings include payment pr
At Cobre, we're transforming the payment infrastructure in LATAM. We enable instant business payments—local or international, direct or via API—all from a single platform. Built for fintechs, PSPs, banks, and finance teams that demand speed, control, and efficiency. From real-time payments to automated treasury, we turn complex financial processes into simple experiences. Ready for a new way to move your money?
Xendit is a prominent financial technology company based in South Jakarta, Indonesia, with additional offices in San Francisco and other Southeast Asian countries. Founded in 2014, Xendit focuses on providing a comprehensive payment infrastructure that simplifies money movement for businesses, including SMEs, e-commerce startups, and large corporations. The company achieved unicorn status in 2021 and has raised over $535 million in funding. Xendit offers a unified platform that includes service
dLocal is a technology-driven payments platform based in Uruguay that specializes in simplifying cross-border payments for global merchants in emerging markets across Latin America, Asia, and Africa. The company operates in over 40 countries, providing seamless pay-ins and pay-outs through local payment methods via a single API. dLocal aims to bridge the payments gap between developed and emerging economies, reaching over 95% of consumers through a wide network of local banks, processors, e-wall