Most fintech companies started in the world's biggest markets and expanded outward.
Most were built in Silicon Valley, with Silicon Valley assumptions.
We started on the other side of the world, in a Melbourne coffee shop.
Outsiders, by every measure.
So we went deeper than anyone wanted to. Reimagining correspondent banking from first principles, not abstracting away the old system but replacing it.
Years of obtaining licenses, building infrastructure, and shipping every financial product a growing business needs including intelligent finance.
Bank accounts in 70+ countries. Treasury across 25+ currencies. Cards, spend management, bill pay, multi-entity, all on one platform.
Built so the whole world feels like your home market.
Now AI means the builders are everywhere.
Global financial infrastructure has always been the hard part.
Ours took eleven years to build, and it's ready for you on day one.
Build the Future ↓
@airwallex and @Arsenal have teamed up… love how they are leaning into the fact that they are new to the space. Pretty soon though, they won’t be able to say Who are Ya?! lol
This post hit me. Not because of the numbers. But because of the mindset behind the journey.
Behind every millstone like this there’s
- Late nights
-Doubt
-Pressure
-Rejection
Moments where quitting feels logical. Yes founders keep going!
Stripe offered to acquire us for $1.2 billion when we had $2M in revenue.
Today, we've raised $330M at an $8B valuation and reached $1B ARR.
We could've died three times during this journey.
This is the story I've never told anyone before: