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Leatherback, a leading cross-border payment platform facilitating seamless transactions for Africans, has entered into a strategic partnership with YES BANK, a prominent Indian bank, to simplify remittance and INR payouts in India.
This collaboration aims to bridge economic growth and cultural exchange between communities in India and Africa by enhancing financial access and connectivity.
Through this partnership, Leatherback and YES BANK will enable businesses and individuals, including international students, medical migrants, tourists, and global users on the Leatherback platform, to leverage YES BANK’s extensive market reach for effortless fund transfers to individuals and businesses in India, with instant withdrawal options in INR.
By offering INR remittance payouts, Leatherback becomes one of the pioneering Africa-focused fintech companies catering to the increasing demand from Africans and Indians exploring business and lifestyle opportunities across both continents.
Officials at Leatherback emphasized that the collaboration with YES BANK strengthens global connections to emerging opportunities in India. Additionally, it aligns with Leatherback’s commitment to simplifying global money transfers and facilitating additional market opportunities through enhanced payment solutions.
Headquartered in the UK, Leatherback operates under regulations in Nigeria, Ethiopia, Canada, India, Pakistan, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, enabling the platform to serve customers across diverse markets. Presently, Leatherback boasts a customer base of over 30,000 users, leveraging the platform daily to pursue business and lifestyle ventures.
Leatherback serves as a unified gateway empowering individuals and businesses to operate on a global scale. By developing top-tier financial, payment, and commerce solutions, the platform eliminates barriers to global growth and mobility, catering to citizens worldwide.
Driven by a global vision, Leatherback is committed to becoming the preferred partner, creating equal opportunities for individuals, SMEs, and large enterprises on a global scale
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