Cross-border payments companies of all sizes have seen considerable investment, but who is behind the industry’s leading companies?

Sports sponsorships have long been a popular marketing tool for payments players, but this summer has seen a particular focus on the Premier League.

Cross-border payments has seen surging interest in stablecoins, but how have public companies responded? We review the earnings calls of key players.

Adyen has announced its H1 25 results, and headwinds from tariffs and a weak dollar have seen it post lower-than-expected results and reduce its projections.

Western Union has announced that it will be acquiring Intermex, a key cash-led player in the North American consumer money transfers space.

Circle’s Q2 2025 results, its first earnings as a public company, demonstrate both growth and broadening plans for the cross-border payments space.

Comparisons with our card pricing dataset show PayPal’s Pay With Crypto has strong potential to challenge in the cross-border payments space.

Remitly’s Q2 25 earnings saw another strong quarter for the company alongside the unveiling of new products. We caught up with CEO Matt Oppenheimer.

Standard Chartered has published its Q2 25 earnings, which saw growth in both the company’s overall and cross-border CIB income, despite headwinds.