The two companies have already integrated their respective platforms via application programming interfaces (APIs). The partnership was agreed earlier in 2020 and became operational in mid-August.
Finverity says the link-up will support investors in developed markets looking to access supply chain finance deals in emerging markets, while the involvement of Ebury will reduce risk of exposure to volatile currencies and cut costs associated with large volumes of low-value payments to suppliers.
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