DUBAI, UAE, May 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The payments platform cross-border continues its international commitment in favor of fintechs in Asia and Europe.
Cross-border payments and fintech platform EFICYENT recently participated in Money20/20 Asia in Bangkok and is now participating in Money20/20 Europe in Amsterdam as part of its global expansion efforts.
The company’s participation in Money20/20 Asia in early 2026 enabled it to connect with financial institutions, payment service providers and technology partners across the Asia-Pacific region. Discussions focused on the growing demand for faster, more scalable and more reliable cross-border payment solutions for businesses operating internationally.
After its participation in Bangkok, EFICYENT continues its commitment to the global fintech ecosystem at Money20/20 Europe. The event allows the team to connect with European financial institutions, fintech operators and strategic partners, while seeking collaboration opportunities in several international markets.
“Our presence at Money20/20 Asia and Money20/20 Europe demonstrates the importance we place on engaging fintechs globally,†said K Balasubramanyam, CEO and Director of EFICYENT. “We are focused on building the right partnerships and supporting businesses that need scalable and reliable cross-border payment solutions.”
EFICYENT is focused on improving cross-border payments by reducing reliance on traditional SWIFT systems through local payment rails, stablecoin payment networks and faster global payment capabilities.
“Our platform is designed to address the challenges businesses face due to slow cross-border transactions and SWIFT dependencies, leveraging local payment rails, stablecoin payment networks and remittance capabilities,” said Aravinth Ramesh, CEO and Director, EFICYENT.
Its offering includes multi-currency wallets, payments, local collection capabilities, Smart FX and white label fintech solutions. The platform supports local payment rails in over 100 countries, helping SMEs, financial institutions and banks simplify global payments and adopt modern fintech capabilities for international operations.
