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nanopay Expands Into Brazil With White-Label International Payment Solution for Brokers

nanopay Expands Into Brazil With White-Label International Payment Solution for Brokers

Treviso, a financial institution in Brazil known as a foreign exchange broker, has selected nanopay Corporation as the technology provider to enable self-service international payments for their personal and business customers. In the first phase, nanopay will offer remittances to 10 countries, but looks to quickly expand this offering to their network of 150+ countries in subsequent phases.

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Operating in the foreign exchange market since 1999, Treviso has over 200 partners across Brazil and offers international remittances for businesses, multi-currency prepaid cards for consumers and a free, online exchange alert service. Today, Treviso operators respond to customer requests by phone, email, or online chat applications. By partnering with nanopay and leveraging their white-label service, Treviso customers will now be able to complete international payments online, streamlining processes and improving the customer experience.

“A self-service portal for international payments is something we have yet to see in Brazil, and we believe that it will be a real differentiator in the market,” said Wilson Nagem, CEO of Treviso. “It has been a great experience working with the nanopay team. We look forward to capitalizing on all their technology has to offer in future releases.”

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