Thanks to the consolidation of a more robust financial infrastructure, zulu announced that it will be able to make international payments to the United Kingdom and Southeast Asia and will have available to its clients: Pound Sterling (United Kingdom), Singapore Dollar (Singapore), Thai Baht (Thailand), Indonesian Rupiah (Indonesia) and South Korean Won (South Korea).
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With this, Zulu continues to expand its international payment coverage, being able to make payments to more than 60 countries around the world today. Zulu’s mission is help small and medium-sized companies in their internationalization process, without this being truncated by the barriers that exist in the movement of money and payments for imports, exports, supplier payments, payroll, among others.
“We are very happy to continue expanding our capacity for thousands of entrepreneurs in Latin America who want to connect with international trade. According to a Study by BBVA and ANIF, 30% of Colombian SMEs do not know how to grow their businesses internationally and 20% say that it is too expensive, which is why we must show emerging entrepreneurs that internationalization is not difficult and which is not expensive if your international payments are optimized,” says Esteban Villegas, CEO of the company.
Esteban Villegas, CEO, and Julián Delgado CTO. Both founders of Zulu.
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With more than US$130 million processed in 18 months, the ability to make payments to more than 60 countries and a base of 400 clients, zulu has contributed significantly to the internationalization of medium and small businesses in Latin America.
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