Currency.com has partnered with financial infrastructure provider OpenPayd to enhance its multi-currency payment and FX liquidity capabilities. The collaboration will extend Currency.com’s reach across the EU and other regions, giving clients access to faster and broader payment options.

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Integration Expands Currency Options and Payment Access

Through OpenPayd’s regulated infrastructure, Currency.com will reportedly enable transactions in 30 additional currencies and support new payment rails, including SEPA, SEPA Instant, and Faster Payments. The upgrade will allow near-instant deposits, withdrawals, and automated settlement with liquidity providers within OpenPayd’s network.

Currency.com stated that the integration is part of a broader strategy to enhance its global liquidity operations. The company plans to roll out additional corridors and currencies in the coming months to expand its international coverage.

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The partnership will also streamline client access to multi-currency services, allowing deposits and withdrawals across fiat and digital assets. This expansion aims to increase flexibility for users managing funds across different regions. He added that both companies will continue to develop new technologies to enhance the user experience and maintain service quality.

Building the Next Generation of Digital Finance

Lux Thiagarajah, Chief Commercial Officer at OpenPayd, said Currency.com’s integration of its infrastructure represents a step toward more efficient digital finance.

OpenPayd’s infrastructure supports embedded finance, FX, and cross-border payments for major clients, including Kraken, OKX, eToro, and B2C2. The company processes more than €130 billion annually for over 800 businesses worldwide.

Currency.com operates in over 100 countries and continues to expand its payment and trading services across key global markets. The firm said leveraging OpenPayd’s infrastructure will improve its operational efficiency and help meet demand for faster, more reliable global transactions.

Source: Finance Magnates