dLocal Partners with RizRemit to Enhance Cross-Border Remittance Delivery in Africa and Asia

Dlocal, a leading cross-border cross-border payment platform focused on emerging markets, announced a strategic partnership with the digital payment provider Rizremit to increase and rationalize payment operations in critical corridors in Africa and Asia.

The partnership is designed to revolutionize the delivery of funds by taking advantage of local payment rails and popular ewlets, allowing faster, more accessible and effective cross -border money transfers.

Thanks to a single integration with the Dlocal platform, Rizremit now has access to a large network of local infrastructure, including banking payment systems and widely used ewlets such as Openia in Nigeria and JazzCash and Easypaisa in Pakistan. This transparent connectivity allows beneficiaries to receive funds thanks to trust and familiar channels, which considerably reduces settlement and operational complexity.

Speaking on the partnership, Muhammad Rizwan Javeed, CEO of Rizremit, said,

“Shipping funds are a rescue buoy for our users and their families. To meet their needs, we must offer options that work reliably. Dlocal gives us access to local rails that send money more quickly and more intuitive, while keeping the operations simple on our side. ”

Martin Sapiurka, chief of funding of funds to Dlocal, noted, “The emphasis on Rizremit on high -efficiency funds aligns with our forces in local infrastructure. Together, we improve how cross -border payments are made by connecting directly to the systems on which people count every day. ”

Collaboration reflects a shared mission to improve the financial inclusion and the effectiveness of funding from funds by simplifying end -to -end payment experience for sender and receivers on emerging markets. According to the World Bank, funding in low and intermediate income countries reached $ 656 billion in 2023, Africa and Asia being the main beneficiaries. Nigeria alone received $ 20.1 billion in 2024. Dlocal’s expertise in emerging markets, in particular its strong presence in Africa and Asia, completes the mission of Rizremit to simplify world money transfers.

Founded in 2019, Riz Rémit Limited was created in order to simplify international funds. The company’s mission is to offer exceptional, reliable, fast and affordable exceptional digital delivery services, with the lowest cost and the highest exchange rates available in the world.

In particular, the Dlocal Partnership with Rizremit comes after its extended relationship with the PayPal payments giant, to provide companies with access to payments processing and local payment methods in more than 40 new unexploited emerging markets.

By taking advantage of the Dlocal platform, the world customers of Paypal Enterprise Payments, previously known as Braintree, can easily accept cards and treat local and alternative payment methods on the markets of Latin America, EMEA and APAC without establishing local entities. The Dlocal platform will manage the B2B and B2C payment flows, which allows companies to connect easily with local customers and suppliers.

Founded in 2016, Dlocal specializes in cross -border payment solutions for global merchants on emerging markets. Its “One Dlocal” platform simplifies payments via a single API, allowing merchants to accept local payment methods (Pay-Ins), send payments and pay funds in more than 40 countries, with more than 900 payment methods, including local cards, banking transfers, electronic wallets and cash payments.

Dlocal provides localized payments, including mobile money, banking transfers and digital wallets. The company simplifies cross -border payments in South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria and Egypt with transparent integration and regulatory compliance.

The company serves sectors such as electronic commerce, streaming, driver, games and financial services, with customers like Amazon, Spotify and Microsoft.

Thanks to the concept “One Dlocal” (a direct API, a platform and a contract), international companies can accept payments, send payments and pay for funds on a global scale without the need to manage separate payment and payment processors, set up many local entities and integrate several buyers and methods of payment in each market.