Verto
Cross-Border Payments and FX Simplified
Founders
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About Verto
Verto is a cross-border payment platform for businesses; our mission is to simplify cross-border payments in emerging markets, particularly Africa. We do this by providing businesses with superb infrastructure that they can use to convert, hold, receive and make payments across 49 currencies. By connecting Businesses, Liquidity providers, FX Brokers, and Payment Institutions, and banks through our marketplace, companies can choose their foreign exchange rates at the time that suits them, therefore, providing a constant liquidity flow cheaply.
London, England, United Kingdom
Verto: questions
Which YC batch was Verto in?
Verto was in Y Combinator's Winter 2019 batch (W19).
Is Verto still active?
Y Combinator lists Verto as active.
Where is Verto based?
Verto lists London, England, United Kingdom as its location on YC's directory.
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