TerraPay and Maya recently announced a transformative global collaboration that would make international remittances more accessible, convenient, and secure for Filipinos across the world.
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As the demand for efficient cross-border payment solutions continues to grow, TerraPay, a leading global cross-border payments network, is excited to announce its partnership with Maya, which would allow it to offer a more seamless system for doing money transfers.
Maya is enabled by Maya Philippines, Inc., the Philippines’ only end-to-end digital payments company, and Maya Bank, Inc. for digital banking services. It is now considered the number one fintech ecosystem in the Philippines that offers the most advanced digital bank, a top-rated consumer finance app, as well as a leading merchant acquiring and payments processing business.
With this partnership, users of the Maya app can now experience seamless money transfers from Korea, the USA, Singapore, and the Middle East through TerraPay’s extensive global network.
Both companies are also hoping to enhance the customer experience while ensuring the utmost safety and security of transactions, offering faster transfer times, competitive exchange rates, and affordable borderless payment options.
Driving financial inclusion, revolutionizing borderless payments
Commenting on the collaboration, Ani Sane, the Co-founder and Chief Business Officer of TerraPay, said, “This partnership aligns perfectly with TerraPay’s mission of driving financial inclusion and revolutionizing global borderless payments.”
“By teaming up with Maya, we can now serve customers in the Philippines with innovative solutions, empowering them with fast and affordable cross-border payment options. We remain committed to making digital transactions more secure and faster for remitters and customers in the Philippines,” added Sane.
Khurram Malik, the Chief Operating Officer of Maya, for his part, said, “We are pleased to work with TerraPay to make international remittances more accessible and convenient for our customers. Cross-border payments are integral to the increasingly global Filipinos with family or virtual work opportunities overseas. By leveraging the seamlessness of the Maya app, we are making it easier for them to receive money, save, and spend smartly.”
TerraPay and Maya are driven by a shared vision of creating an inclusive ecosystem powered by superior customer experience.
By leveraging TerraPay’s secure and adaptable payment technology, Maya is expanding its thriving network of customers, promoting global financial interoperability and inclusivity, while opening new channels for customers to access convenient and safe payment solutions across borders.
The Philippines, ranking among the top 5 countries for remittances, witnessed a staggering remittance inflow of USD 38 billion in 2022, and the transaction value in the digital remittances market is projected to reach USD 1.12 billion in 2023.
These statistics underscore the significance of the collaboration between TerraPay and Maya in meeting the growing demand for efficient and convenient remittance services in the Philippines.
About Terrapay
TerraPay simplifies the movement of money everywhere – providing a single connection to the most expansive cross-border payments network regulated in 29 global markets and enabling payments to 120+ receive countries, 210+ send countries, 7.5Bn+ bank accounts and 2.1Bn+ mobile wallets. TerraPay is on a mission to connect a borderless financial world, making moving money everywhere instant, reliable, transparent and fully compliant.
TerraPay pushes the boundaries for global businesses – ranging from banks, fintechs and money-transfer operators to travel businesses, creator economy platforms and e-commerce marketplaces – while driving financial inclusion in even the most inaccessible markets. Founded in 2014, TerraPay is headquartered in London, with global offices in Bangalore, Dubai, Miami, Bogota, Dar es Salaam, Kampala, Hague, Dakar, Joburg, Nairobi, Milan, and Singapore. It is now expanding rapidly after receiving funding from leading investors, including the IFC (the World Bank), Prime Ventures, Partech Africa and Visa.
For more details, visit terrapay.com.
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