Klasha Launches Multi-currency Accounts for Businesses

Klasha, a global innovator in cross-border payments, has unveiled its new multi-currency accounts designed to ease international transactions for African and global merchants.

Also, the multi-currency accounts are designed to simplify cross-border payments for African and global merchants.

Klasha is a global technology company, building a platform and APIs to move money to and from emerging markets frictionlessly.

Klasha Multi-currency Accounts for Businesses

About Klasha

With Klasha, businesses can collect, send money and hold exotic and hard currencies through our extensive API stack.

Enterprise businesses use their rails and infrastructure to power cross-border payments. It was founded in 2021 by Jess Anuna.

Klasha collects and sends over 120 currencies, saving merchants time and money.

Klasha is backed by American Express, Greycroft, Seedcamp, and Global Ventures.

Additionally, the new invention, Multicurrency accounts, allows merchants to create USD, ZAR, NGN, and other accounts in their business name.

These accounts can be funded through transfers, deposits, cards, and other local payment methods.

New Multi-Currency Accounts Offer Cross-border Payment Solutions To Businesses

The process is swift, with no transaction limits, offering a time-saving and efficient solution for companies of all sizes.

Besides with these new multi-currency accounts, merchants can pay to over 120 countries and transact in over 50 currencies, making global trade frictionless.

Jess Anuna, CEO of Klasha, said, “We’re excited to introduce multi-currency accounts to enhance cross-border payment solutions for merchants.”

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“Also, these accounts remove currency barriers, allowing our merchants to set up foreign currency accounts in minutes and manage all transactions through a single dashboard.”

“Note that our mission is to support global trade in emerging markets, and our multi-currency accounts will enable local businesses to scale internationally.”