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dLocal and Juspay aim to enhance cross-border payment solutions in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

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Cross-border payment platform dLocal has joined forces with Juspay, a provider of payment infrastructure solutions, to enhance global payments in African, Asian, and Latin American markets. This partnership is designed to streamline interactions between the two companies, offering customers access to dLocal’s 900 local and alternative payment methods (APMs) alongside the added benefits of Juspay’s payment ecosystem in fast-growing regions.

Enhanced Collaboration for Optimal Payment Flows

The collaboration integrates Juspay’s payment orchestration capabilities with dLocal’s extensive network of localized payment methods. This synergy allows enterprises to offer users a variety of region-specific options, including credit cards, bank transfers, eWallets, real-time payments, and cash-based solutions. The result is optimized B2B2B and B2B2C payment flows that boost transactions for businesses while improving collections, disbursements, and cross-border transactions.

Meeting the Growing Demand for Flexible Payment Solutions

The need for flexible and efficient cross-border payments is on the rise. According to a market analysis by Grand View Research, the global cross-border payments market was valued at USD 212.55 billion in 2024 and is forecasted to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.1% from 2025 to 2030.

In this context, corporate cross-border payments have played a significant role, making up the largest share of the market at 72.6% in 2024. The expansion of global trade and advancements in payment infrastructure are key drivers behind this growth.

Recent Developments from Juspay

In April 2025, Juspay secured USD 60 million in a Series D funding round, with Kedaara Capital leading the investment alongside existing backers SoftBank and Accel. Avendus Capital acted as the financial advisor for this transaction.

Juspay’s future plans include enhancing artificial intelligence to improve operations and refine merchant-facing tools. Additionally, the company aims to develop payment systems that remain compatible with a broad range of providers in response to the increasing fragmentation of the global payments landscape.

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