international payments

If you are curious about how a Wallex account fares compared to a DBS multicurrency account, read on.

For all foreign businesses that are expanding to clients in Indonesia, here is our guide on how you can seamlessly receive international payments in IDR.

In this guide, we share tips on setting up your business for growth, optimising your finance function, scaling up your business with resource efficiency and the main considerations when selecting the best payment channel for you.

In this article, we share more about South Korean Won (KRW) and its common international payments challenges, as well as how we make it easier for you.

A country with trading ties to almost all nations across the globe, many look at India as a potential market and are opening branches or offices in India.  With that in mind, here is an article about how you can use Wallex to remit money to employees or one's business partners in India.

Malaysian Ringgit or RM (MYR) is one of the thinly traded currencies in the market, and thus, can be very volatile. In this guide, we aim to provide advice to CFOs and other business decision-makers regarding the approach and management of MYR

In this brief article, we explore the challenges of international vendor payments. We also reveal a foolproof strategy every business can adopt to manage your supplier payments.

Wallex customers can now specify exactly how they want their payments to be routed and settled via the two types of transfers, Local Channels and SWIFT Network. Here we’ll cover both types of transfers and when to use each one.

One of the biggest challenges of doing business in a new country is how do you pay and get paid in a new currency. In this guide, we lay out everything you need to know for setting up a successful B2B payment processing system.