PayQuicker announced the expansion of its payout solutions into Africa & the Middle East, Asia and Latin America. This partnership strengthens PayQuicker’s position as the most intelligent and wide-reaching global payouts orchestration solution, now connecting global merchants to local consumers across key focus regions.
By integrating dLocal’s robust payment platform, PayQuicker’s payouts orchestration solution expands its global reach, enabling businesses to send payouts across emerging markets and support multiple currencies. The platform consolidates leading payment systems into a single API, intelligently routing payouts, personalizing each transaction, and optimizing for the fastest and most cost-effective payment paths.
Together, PayQuicker and dLocal will enable more businesses to access and unlock the potential of emerging markets. By leveraging dLocal’s local expertise and its network of over 900 local and alternative payment methods (APMs), including bank transfers and eWallets—PayQuicker can support dynamic FX conversions and a wide range of instant payout solutions. This enables businesses to send funds quickly, securely, and through the methods their customers prefer.
“At PayQuicker, our mission is to help businesses grow globally and scale operations quickly, because in today’s competitive landscape, speed and efficiency are the keys to winning,” said Paul Beldham, CEO of PayQuicker. “By aggregating the world’s leading payment systems into a single API, we’ve done the hard work of streamlining complex, multi-vendor payment programs so businesses can focus on expansion, not operational hurdles.”
“By partnering with PayQuicker, we simplify global payouts for businesses and individuals in emerging markets,” said Horacio Raviolo, Head of Commercial Partnerships at dLocal. This collaboration combines PayQuicker’s innovative payout platform with our extensive local payment network, giving clients a seamless and efficient way to send and receive funds across Africa & the Middle East, Asia, and Latin America, while reducing friction for companies looking to scale in these regions.”