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Ebury is a fintech company offering a single platform for global payments and currency risk management.

Last updated September 11, 2026

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Overview

Ebury describes itself as a purpose-driven fintech company that simplifies international trade. Its platform combines multi-currency accounts, hedging, financing, and APIs so businesses can pay, get paid, and manage currency risk internationally. The company states it operates 50+ offices, serves 30+ regulated markets, and processed 1.9M+ payments for 25,000+ total transacting clients in 2025.

History

Ebury states that it was born to solve the challenges businesses face when expanding globally and to support their global growth. Since then, it says it has been making global trade accessible, transparent, and straightforward. It adds that it did not stop at payments and collections, and today offers end-to-end cash management, currency risk management, flexible financing, and more. The company describes itself as one of the fastest-growing global fintechs.

Products and positioning

One platform for global payments and FX, delivered through a seamless, integrated customer experience.

  • Business Accounts

    Simplify how you send, manage and receive global money.

  • Payments & Collections

    Send and receive payments all over the world.

  • Mass Payments

    Make bulk payments via API or simple file upload.

  • Corporate Cards

    Control spending with virtual or physical cards.

  • API Integrations

    Sync Ebury with your existing software.

  • Hedging / Spot FX

    Protect payables and receivables from currency fluctuations; execute conversions with real-time rates.

Recent events

  • Reported

    Ebury and Banco Santander partner in Germany[5]

    Ebury and Banco Santander formed a partnership in Germany to provide companies with access to international financing solutions for cross-border transactions. The article says the partnership's services had already been tested by some customers.

  • Reported

    Ebury and Earlypay form strategic partnership[6]

    Ebury partnered with Earlypay to provide their SME and broker clients access to a wider range of financing and FX solutions. The partnership includes Earlypay FX, powered by Ebury, and promotion of Earlypay’s invoice and asset finance products by Ebury.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    Santander completes acquisition of 50.1% stake in Ebury[7]

    Santander completed its purchase of a 50.1% stake in Ebury following a £350 million investment. The acquisition had been announced in November 2019.

  • Unconfirmed

    Ebury acquires Frontierpay[8]

    Ebury acquired Frontierpay, an international payroll payments provider, to expand its payment technology capabilities and geographic footprint.

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