Recently a flurry of fintechs – several of them in cross-border payments – have applied for licences that would allow them to operate as a bank in the US.

Citi has announced its Q2 25 results, in which the bank saw overall revenue rise 8%, while cross-border transaction value grew slightly faster at 9%.

Our data shows that cross-border payment costs can vary significantly for cards depending on both the location and the card in question.

Average transaction data suggests that UPI is seeing its use case evolving – and that it may be taking over from cash for many people.

More and more financial institutions are joining China’s Cross-border Interbank Payment System – we’ve taken a closer look at the system’s growth over time.

This week, the US Senate narrowly passed the latest version of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, including updates to a new tax on remittances sent from the US.

Remitly has formally entered the cross-border B2B payments market for the first time, targeting small businesses with a service initially available in the US.

The US’s stablecoin-focused GENIUS Act passed in the Senate last week, taking a key step towards law. What does this mean for the payments industry?

Despite having launched less than a year ago, Wero is seeing growing support – and has seen multiple partnership announcements in recent months.