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While Elon Musk is working on taking humans to Mars, the way people and businesses move money internationally has not changed in decades. Whereas we can now tap our credit cards to pay for domestic goods and services, making a cross-border payment remains an inefficient and cumbersome system. This is because at its most basic level, international payments still come down to two things: actually moving the money, and then sending that money through compliance and workflows—both of which have their own complications.

Payall announced today that it closed a $10M funding round, led by one of the world’s leading venture capital firms supporting fintech innovation.

First-ever cross-border processor Payall Payment Systems is expanding its executive team by adding Julia Marina as its Chief Compliance Officer and General Counsel.

Payall is proud to be among the winners of the 2021 Miami Herald Pitch Competition, solidifying the company's vision to fix cross-border payments through banks.

Leading payments and banktech expert will guide architecture and engineering as Payall enables financial institutions to move money globally, safely, and at the speed of data.