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AstroPay unveils multicurrency wallet to simplify cross-border finance

By Gloria Methri

January 06, 2025

  • Astropay
  • Cross border financing
  • Cross Border Money Transfers
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AstroPay, Multicurrency Wallet, Cross Border Payments, International Money Transfers, FinTecg, Online Payment, Prepaid Card, FinTech, Cashback, Digital Money, Financial Inclusion, UKLondon-based AstroPay has launched its multicurrency wallet, a financial tool to simplify how users manage money across borders.

The wallet enables individuals to hold, exchange, and transact in multiple currencies through a single secure app. Designed for global citizens, it empowers users to navigate the complexities of international finance, whether travelling, working remotely, or conducting business globally.

“Our multicurrency wallet is more than just a product—it’s a step forward in breaking down the barriers of traditional finance,” said Marc Sacal, CEO of AstroPay. “We are making it easier for users to manage their money and take control of their finances, regardless of where they are or what currencies they need. This launch is a pivotal step in our mission to unlock opportunities for individuals to thrive in the global marketplace and empower millions to conduct secure, cross-border transactions with unmatched speed and ease.”

The multicurrency wallet offers a comprehensive suite of features designed for simplicity and flexibility. Users can store, manage, and exchange multiple currencies, making international travel and work more convenient than ever.

Cross-border money transfers come with competitive exchange rates and rapid processing times, ensuring fast and cost-effective solutions for personal and professional needs. Additionally, users can access both local prepaid cards issued by Mastercard and/or Visa for everyday spending and global cards accepted worldwide, streamlining how they manage expenses wherever they go.

AstroPay has secured an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) license in Denmark, expanding operations in the European Union. Starting with Denmark, Spain, and Portugal, AstroPay is targeting markets that are home to dynamic digital nomad hubs and vibrant remote work communities. By the end of 2025, the company plans to extend its services to additional EU countries, including Germany, France, Italy, and Poland, broadening its reach to support an even wider range of users.

Sacal added, “Regulatory compliance is not just a checkbox for AstroPay—it’s a core principle that guides our growth strategy. Meeting local and international requirements underlines our commitment to users, partners, and stakeholders alike. By adhering to the highest standards, we are ensuring that our solutions remain secure, reliable, and adaptable as the financial landscape evolves.”

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