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Cross-Border Payments: Everything You Need to Know in 2025

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This guide will explain everything you need to know about cross-border payments, from the basic mechanics to the latest trends, helping you navigate the complexities of international transactions. Cross-border payments are financial transactions where the payer and the recipient are located in different countries.

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Turning Compliance into Capability: Why Razorpay Built Multi-Factor Authentication for Axis Bank Merchants

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Axis Bank, a core banking partner, required Razorpay to implement Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) on our Merchant Portal to meet rising compliance and security benchmarks. Built to Scale: While tailored for Axis, this framework is extendable to other banking partners.

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B2B Cross-Border Payments: The Complete 2025 Guide for Indian Businesses

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Key Aspects of B2B Cross-Border Payments: 2025 Snapshot B2B cross-border payments are financial transactions between businesses located in different countries. Navigating Inherent Complexity Compared to domestic payments, cross-border transactions involve significant complexities.

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Sort Code Explained: Your Guide to UK & Irish Bank Identifiers for Global Transactions

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When you’re dealing with international business or personal finance, understanding different banking systems becomes essential. Each country has developed its own way of identifying banks and branches, creating a complex web of codes and numbers that can seem overwhelming at first glance. What is a Sort Code?

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Banks Hit With Service Glitches

The New York Times: Banking

Trading and some financial transactions were delayed around the world.

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Retail Banking vs Corporate Banking

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Regular retail banks provide financial services to individuals but are not equipped to service businesses. Corporate banking provides businesses financial services like account holding, loans, capital, vendor management, and more. Businesses have other needs that a commercial bank simply cannot anticipate or provide for.

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What is Banking?

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What is Banking? A bank is any financial institution that helps people and businesses store, invest and borrow money. Banks provide services like deposits, loans, and investment options. Banks in India are regulated by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which is the central banking authority of the country.