Prime Highlights
- Ebanx is expanding its global footprint with a strong push into Southeast Asia, entering Thailand, Indonesia and Turkey, and planning further expansion into Malaysia and Vietnam.
- The company is seeing rising demand from global merchants for wider payment coverage and easier access to local customers as digital commerce grows in emerging markets.
Key Facts
- Ebanx now generates 65% of its 2025 gross profit from international markets, up from 32% in 2021, with nearly 20% coming from outside Latin America.
- The newly targeted markets represent a population of over half a billion people, and Ebanx has opened a regional headquarters in Singapore to support its Asian operations.
Background
Brazilian cross-border payments company Ebanx is expanding its global footprint with a strong push into Southeast Asia, further building its presence beyond Latin America. In April, the company entered Thailand, Indonesia and Turkey, and plans to expand into Malaysia and Vietnam in the next quarter.
The move is an important part of Ebanx’s international expansion as digital commerce grows across emerging markets. The company provides payment solutions for global technology and e-commerce firms, helping them offer local payment methods in fast-growing regions where credit card penetration remains low.
Ebanx said the newly targeted markets together represent a population of more than half a billion people and are showing strong growth in online commerce. The company is seeing rising demand from global merchants for wider payments and easier access to local customers.
Ebanx is growing rapidly outside Brazil, with 65% of its 2025 gross profit coming from international markets, up from 32% in 2021. Nearly 20% now comes from markets beyond Latin America, strengthening its global reach.
To support its Asian operations, Ebanx opened a regional headquarters in Singapore last month. The office will serve as a hub for client connectivity and regional expansion, with Chief Product Officer Eduardo de Abreu leading operations from the city-state.
The company said the current expansion will be funded through its existing cash reserves. Ebanx also plans to enter additional markets in Asia and the Middle East in early next year as part of its long-term global growth strategy.
