FXC Intelligence to announce the top 100 cross-border payments companies for 2024

This Thursday, FXC Intelligence will announce the top 100 cross-border payments companies.
Now in its sixth year, FXC Intelligence’s Cross-Border Payments 100 is announced annually to celebrate the most important cross-border payments players in the world. It is widely recognised as the definitive benchmark of the most important players in the industry.
With over 15,000 players in the cross-border payments space, companies that make the list have to fulfill a strict criteria.

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This Thursday, FXC Intelligence will announce the 2024 Cross-Border Payments 100.

Now in its sixth year, the Cross-Border Payments 100 celebrates the biggest cross-border payments players in the world. It is widely recognised as the definitive benchmark of the leading players in the industry.

The Cross-Border Payments 100 includes the leading companies in cross-border payments worldwide, including publicly traded companies, startups and private companies. It covers companies operating across consumer money transfers and remittances, B2B payments, ecommerce, payment processing, mobile payments and beyond.

With over 15,000 players in the cross-border payments space, companies have to fulfill the following criteria to be considered for the list:

Be of a certain scale. This is not a startup or VC list (there are lots of those). This is also not a challengers list.
Companies don’t have to have raised outside funds, but they must have an established customer base.
Cross-border payments must either be the primary activity (many payment companies) or a substantial revenue line (certain banks, payment processors or card companies). With subsidiaries, we include them in the parent company, rather than listing them separately.

To produce a definitive overall list, every company is assessed against four areas: their significance as a company globally, their significance in their given market or segment, to what extent cross-border payments is a key part of their business and to what extent they are growing. The combined scores determined which companies made the final 100.

Daniel Webber, CEO and Founder of FXC Intelligence, said ahead of the event:

“As data and intelligence experts, myself and the people at FXC Intelligence are continuously monitoring every significant player in the cross-border payments industry, making us well placed to determine exactly which payment providers deserve a spot in the top 100.

“I look forward to the Cross-Border Payments 100 every year and I’m proud that it has become the go-to authority benchmarking the industry. I hope it continues to be a source of knowledge on key players for the industry in the years to come.”

The Cross-Border Payments 100 will go live on the FXC Intelligence website at 2pm this Thursday.