A new mobile app from Ebury gives businesses direct control over global cash flow, FX conversions, and payment approvals.
Ebury, a global financial technology firm specialising in international payments and foreign exchange risk management, has launched a new mobile application that allows clients to manage global cash flows directly from their mobile devices.
The app enables users to initiate and approve international payments, conduct FX conversions, and access real-time exchange rates for more than 130 currencies. It also provides account balance information, transaction tracking, and secure approval functions, extending the functionality of Ebury’s existing online platform.
Available on both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, the new application is part of Ebury’s ongoing investment in its global technology platform.
“Our clients are operating in an increasingly fast-moving and unpredictable global economy. They need the freedom to make payments, manage cash flow andmonitor their finances on the go, and that’s exactly what the Ebury app delivers. It combines the power of our online platform with the simplicity and speed of a mobile experience, helping business owners achieve their global growth objectives and move money smarter and faster than ever before.”
Enrique Colin, Chief Product, Technology and Data Officer at Ebury
Founded in London in 2009, Ebury operates in over 30 markets through more than 45 offices and employs around 1,800 people. The company serves over 21,000 clients worldwide and is majority-owned by Banco Santander. Ebury is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the United Kingdom.
Managing cash flow ensures obligations such as supplier payments and salaries are met on time, while real-time FX and payment tools help businesses respond quickly to currency fluctuations and market changes.
SMEs in particular report difficulties with high cross-border fees, slow transactions, limited visibility, and FX risk, with studies showing that delays of several days and costly transactions are common. By integrating payments, FX, and approvals in a mobile platform, Ebury’s app aims to improve operational control, reduce delays, and simplify international transactions.
