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Tazapay Now Live on the Borderless.xyz Network For Seamless Money Movement to Asia Pacific and Latin America
Tazapay is live on the Borderless.xyz, putting nine additional markets, local-rail payouts, and stablecoin settlement behind the single connection
Borderless, the global stablecoin orchestration and liquidity network, today announced that Tazapay is live on its network. Tazapay, headquartered in Singapore and licensed there as a Major Payment Institution by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, brings payouts and collections over domestic rails in markets including Singapore, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Australia, along with Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia in Latin America.
Businesses paying into these markets have typically run a separate provider relationship per market, each with its own contract, compliance file, and settlement timing, with correspondent banking layering fees and delays underneath. Through the Borderless network, clients reach Tazapay's coverage over the connection they already operate. Payouts arrive as local currency in the recipient's own bank account as a domestic transfer rather than an international wire, and collections run in reverse through virtual accounts with local account details in domiciles including Singapore, Australia, the UK, and the UAE.
With Tazapay live, Borderless clients can turn on nine additional markets without a sourcing cycle, a new integration, or additional negotiations. The Borderless network connects 19+ locally licensed providers across 113+ countries through a single API.
"The demand we're seeing from enterprises and fintechs across Asia Pacific is unmistakable. Businesses there want to move money faster and at lower cost, and our clients want to reach them," said Alex Garn, Chief Product Officer at Borderless. "This is exactly what we built Borderless to do: extend the network's reach across Asia Pacific and its depth in Latin America, and hand it to every client through the connection they already run, with Tazapay's local rails behind every corridor."
"Expanding globally shouldn't mean navigating a fragmented payments landscape market by market," said Rahul Shinghal, CEO of Tazapay. "Through this partnership, Borderless clients get Tazapay's infrastructure, including local collection and payout rails, virtual accounts, and modern settlement options, through a single API. We've spent years building that depth across APAC, and putting it within reach of more businesses is what makes entering a new market genuinely simpler."
Tazapay corridors are available to Borderless clients today. Businesses can contact the Borderless team to enable them on their routing.
About Borderless
Borderless is a global stablecoin orchestration and liquidity network. Its single API connects wallet infrastructure to 19+ licensed stablecoin providers across 113+ countries and 72+ fiat currencies, giving businesses the speed of an aggregator with the economics of going direct. Borderless is SOC 2 Type II certified and headquartered in New York. Users can learn more at borderless.xyz.
About Tazapay
Tazapay is a cross-border payments platform headquartered in Singapore and licensed as a Major Payment Institution by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. It provides local collections and payouts, virtual accounts, and stablecoin settlement for businesses operating internationally. Users can learn more at tazapay.com.
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Source article: https://financewire.com/2026/09/03/tazapay-now-live-on-the-borderless-xyz-network-for-seamless-money-movement-to-asia-pacific-and-latin-america/
R.Fischer--VB