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Kiwi.com partners with dLocal to enhance payment options

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dLocal, the leading cross-border payment platform, has announced a strategic partnership with global travel tech company Kiwi.com. This collaboration is set to bolster Kiwi.com’s global presence by introducing seamless payment solutions in key emerging markets around the world.

Kiwi.com has made a substantial impact in the travel industry by prioritizing affordability, convenience, and accessibility for travelers worldwide. Central to their mission is ensuring a hassle-free payment experience for customers, especially in emerging markets. By offering a diverse range of local payment methods, Kiwi.com aims to enhance the payment experience for travelers across regions such as Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

Through this partnership, Kiwi.com and dLocal will unlock seamless pay-in solutions across 25 countries, including Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Japan, Kenya, Malaysia, Mexico, Nigeria, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, South Africa, Thailand, Turkey, and Uruguay. The expanded payment options will include a variety of cards, bank transfers, mobile wallets, and other locally preferred methods, ensuring convenience and accessibility for users in these diverse locations.

“Kiwi.com’s pioneering approach to making international travel accessible aligns perfectly with dLocal’s mission to simplify payments globally,” said Diego Halegua, Head of Account Management – EMEA at dLocal. “We’re excited to work together to enhance the customer experience for travel purchases in emerging markets.”

Natália Ekl, Fintech Manager at Kiwi.com, added, “Our partnership with dLocal not only supports Kiwi.com’s global expansion but also ensures a seamless payment experience for travelers across many regions. With dLocal’s expertise in managing local payments, we’re able to accept a wide array of local cards and alternative payment methods (APMs) throughout emerging markets.”