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Friday, March 29, 2024

EMQ Bolsters Real-Time Cross-border Payments across Southeast Asia

Global financial settlement network  EMQ today announced that it has significantly augmented its real-time cross-border  payments across Southeast Asia by adding Thailand’s PromptPay to the network.  This major enhancement further expands our global payment capabilities into  Thailand, providing global enterprises with the most comprehensive financial  solutions to capture new opportunities across the markets.

“Southeast Asia is one of the fastest-growing business ecosystems in the world as  the region continues to foster digital transformation in the financial services industry.  Enterprises will require new levels of support and access to a high-performing  network infrastructure like EMQ that drives innovation, customer experience and  instant cross-border payments,” said Max Liu, co-founder and CEO of EMQ. “Our  constantly expanding network, which now includes PromptPay in Thailand,  complements our efforts to offer differentiated value propositions with greater speed,  agility and flexibility in both consumer and business payments that meet our  customers’ evolving business models.”

Already live in Thailand, the expanded payments capabilities allows EMQ’s global  customers to access its full suite of cross-border capabilities, combining competitive  pricing, wholesale FX management and real-time compliance screening through one  single integration with EMQ Connect API. Our API-powered solutions can effectively  settle any cross-border transactions and support a multitude of front-end use cases.  This enables enterprises to focus on delivering enhanced customer propositions to  grow their business without the need to manage complex network infrastructure.

“Our continued expansion across Southeast Asia is an important milestone in our  wider growth strategy as it demonstrates our ongoing commitment to deliver an  integrated global payments platform with added emphasis on speed, security,  transparency and compliance, to customers across the globe,” added Liu.

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