This collaboration is designed to streamline the interaction between both companies, offering customers access to dLocal’s extensive network of 900 local and alternative payment methods (APMs) alongside Juspay’s robust payment ecosystem in rapidly growing regions.
The Partnership at Work
The partnership integrates Juspay’s payment orchestration capabilities with dLocal’s localized payment expertise. This combination enables businesses to provide users a range of region-specific options, including credit cards, bank transfers, eWallets, real-time payments, and cash-based solutions.
As a result, the collaboration helps facilitate optimal B2B2B and B2B2C payment flows, enhancing transactions for companies while improving collections, disbursements, and cross-border operations.
By merging dLocal’s localized payment knowledge with Juspay’s technology, this partnership allows merchants to expand their reach and meet the increasing demand for flexible, region-specific solutions in emerging markets served by dLocal.
Rising Demand for Cross-Border Payments
The global market size for cross-border payments 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, reflecting an increasing need for flexible payment experiences.
The B2B segment held the largest share at 72.6% in 2024, indicating a significant portion of cross-border transactions are driven by corporate activities.
Much of the cross-border growth has been attributed to increased global trade and improved payment infrastructure, especially in business-to-business (B2B) transactions.
Further Updates from Juspay
In April 2025, Juspay secured USD 60 million in a Series D funding round through both primary and secondary investments.
The round was led by private equity firm Kedaara Capital with support from existing investors SoftBank and Accel. Avendus Capital acted as the financial advisor for this transaction.
Juspay officials indicated that future development would focus on enhancing artificial intelligence capabilities to improve operations and optimize merchant-facing tools. Additionally, they aimed to develop payment systems that remain compatible across a wide range of providers in response to the growing fragmentation within global payments landscapes.