Leverate teams up with Cricpayz to deliver advanced financial solutions leveraging Leverate’s cutting-edge technology. Cricpayz is a key player in high-risk transaction processing, catering to sectors such as sports betting, online casinos, and forex trading.
Financial Technology Collaboration
In a strategic move to expand its footprint in the Asian market, Leverate has joined forces with Cricpayz, a prominent Indian payment service provider. This partnership aims to deliver enhanced financial solutions and payment experiences to brokers and proprietary trading firms across Asia.
Leverate’s Strategic Expansion in Asia
Leverate’s ongoing expansion into Asia underscores its commitment to providing top-tier financial technology solutions. The company’s diverse product portfolio, including the acclaimed Sirix trading platform, is tailored to boost operational efficiency and trading experiences for fintech companies in the region.
Cricpayz.io, known for its expertise in high-risk transactions, offers robust payment processing solutions for industries such as sports betting, online casinos, and forex. With a wide array of payment options, including UPI, NEFT, GPay, and PhonePe, Cricpayz ensures broad accessibility and convenience for its users.
Integration Benefits for Asian Market
The partnership between Leverate and Cricpayz is set to bring significant advantages to brokers and proprietary trading firms in Asia. By integrating Leverate’s technology with Cricpayz’s comprehensive payment processing capabilities, the collaboration aims to streamline financial operations and elevate the payment experience.
Cricpayz’s solutions are designed to help businesses manage transactions more efficiently, fostering growth and operational success.
Pioneering Financial Innovation
As the Asian market continues to thrive, the collaboration between Leverate and Cricpayz positions both companies to seize emerging opportunities and set new benchmarks in payment processing and financial technology.
In line with this trend, other financial entities are also exploring growth in the region. Saxo Bank recently announced plans to explore expansion opportunities in Australia, Japan, and Hong Kong, aiming to strengthen its presence in the Asia-Pacific sector through potential collaborations.
Similarly, LMAX Group, a leading operator of institutional FX trading venues, has launched FX non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) trading on its central limit order book to meet the increasing demand for FX NDF trading in the Asia Pacific region, highlighting the growing institutional liquidity.
