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Ebury’s Mass Payments Solution Sees 800% Growth in Activity Since Launch

By Lauren Towner · 25 August 2025

Ebury Mass Payments platform achieves 800% growth since launch, helping companies deliver compliant payroll and cross-border salary payments in 140+ currencies across 160 countries.
Ebury, the global fintech specialising in international payments and FX risk management, delivers market-leading payment solutions built for payroll teams through its Ebury Mass Payments platform. This solution enables companies to make salary payments in a simpler, more scalable way to over 160 countries in 140+ currencies. Since its launch in 2019, the Mass Payments business has registered growth of 800% in terms of volume of transactions carried out. Ebury Mass Payments makes it easy for companies to compliantly deliver payroll and statutory payments on time and in full, eliminating the legal, administrative and banking challenges associated with managing large-volume cross-border payments in multiple jurisdictions.  Ebury routes payments quickly and cost-effectively through multiple rails to ensure that payments reach the correct payee without unforeseen deductions. In addition, it offers dedicated customer support with 13-minute average response times, providing ongoing assistance and expertise to global clients. Owain Walters, Head of Mass Payments at Ebury: “Achieving 800% volume growth since launch is an exciting milestone that speaks to the strength of our platform and the exceptional commitment and service of our global teams.  “Organisations with overseas activity and a presence in multiple markets need providers that can resolve last mile payments in an agile manner, compliantly, and with minimal costs. In an increasingly complex international market, efficient and compliant payment solutions have become a key strategic factor, and through our Mass Payments platform, we’re looking forward to helping even more of these businesses in streamlining their global payroll, minimising costs and supporting their growth ambitions.”

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