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From AUD to ZAR: A beginner’s guide to managing multi-currency accounts

As demand for global payment capabilities has grown, providers, including FIs, Fintechs, neo banks, and specialized money services businesses have developed new products and services in response. Here we look at one of those tools: multi-currency accounts.

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By Cross-Border
Sep 9, 2025
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Corpay and Mastercard Move Extend Near Real-Time Payments to New Markets

Corpay and Mastercard Move Extend Near Real-Time Payments to New Markets

Corpay’s business and financial institutional clients will benefit from near-real-time payouts to 22 new markets, leveraging Mastercard Move’s extensive network.

BNN: Loonie worst-performing major currency this year: Schamotta

BNN: Loonie worst-performing major currency this year: Schamotta

Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay, joined BNN Bloomberg to discuss the Canadian dollar underperforming.

Global Expansion and Transformation with Corpay and Cirque du Soleil

Global Expansion and Transformation with Corpay and Cirque du Soleil

Cirque Du Soleil transformed from a 20-person show to a global entertainment powerhouse over its four decades, an expansion so fierce and focused that it brought in currency exposures - so they brought on Corpay to become their global FX partner.

Protect Cashflow with Modern AP Whitepaper
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Protect Cashflow with Modern AP Whitepaper

Modernize AP to cut costs, speed approvals, and mitigate payment risk—gain real-time visibility, protect cash flow, and scale with confidence.

Alternative Investment Fund Manager
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Alternative Investment Fund Manager

Since onboarding, this alternative investment fund manager has entrusted Corpay with three additional funds, and helped facilitate a relationship between Corpay and their sister company.

Bloomberg: Analysts See More Easing Ahead After Bank of Canada Cuts to 2.5%

Bloomberg: Analysts See More Easing Ahead After Bank of Canada Cuts to 2.5%

After today's Bank of Canada decision, "Governor Tiff Macklem said there was a clear consensus among the governing council for Wednesday’s cut, “suggesting that inflation fears have subsided on a fairly widespread basis,” said Karl Schamotta, Corpay."

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