TerraPay, a London-based money movement company, has formed a partnership with Levant-based fintech Whish Money to improve digital payments and cross-border money transfers for Whish users.

The collaboration aims to support both companies’ efforts to promote financial inclusion and innovation across multiple markets.

Through the partnership, Whish Money will leverage TerraPay’s extensive global network to facilitate the sending and receiving of cross-border payments, providing users with a remittance service that is faster and more secure than traditional channels.

TerraPay’s network connects to 3.7 billion mobile wallets and 7.5 billion bank accounts worldwide.

This infrastructure enables Whish Money’s user base of over 1.3 million to send funds instantly to wallets and bank accounts in more than 150 countries, offering an alternative to conventional remittance methods.

“At Whish Money, we’re excited to redefine the remittance experience for our users,”

said Toufic Koussa, Co-Founder and CEO at Whish Money.

“This partnership with TerraPay allows us to expand our global reach and offer our customers the speed, reliability, and security they deserve when sending money across borders.”

“At TerraPay, we’re committed to creating a world where financial access is universal,”

added Ani Sane, Co-founder and Chief Business Officer at TerraPay.

“Our partnership with Whish Money is a significant step toward that vision, enabling millions to send and receive money effortlessly, securely, and inclusively, no matter where they are.”

By combining TerraPay’s global payments infrastructure with Whish Money’s regional knowledge and reach, the partnership seeks to make digital money movement more accessible and effective for users internationally.

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