Yang Yang Zhang, dLocal's APAC head, spoke with American Banker about payments sovereignty.
A tweet from American Banker links to its article in which dLocal executive Yang Yang Zhang states that concern over foreign influence on local payment systems is accelerating amid global political tensions. The piece describes dLocal as a cross-border fintech whose clients include Amazon and Uber, and it reports on the company's efforts to build a global transaction network while facing heightened attention to payments sovereignty. The interview covers how the firm handles the current geopolitical environment.
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Yang Yang Zhang, dLocal's APAC head, spoke with American Banker about payments sovereignty.
A tweet from American Banker links to its article in which dLocal executive Yang Yang Zhang states that concern over foreign influence on local payment systems is accelerating amid global political tensions. The piece describes dLocal as a cross-border fintech whose clients include Amazon and Uber, and it reports on the company's efforts to build a global transaction network while facing heightened attention to payments sovereignty. The interview covers how the firm handles the current geopolitical environment.
American Banker@AmerBanker.@dLocalPayments exec Yang Yang Zhang says concern over foreign influence on local payment systems is accelerating amid global political tensions. https://sbrew.link/82vyMDvt
American Banker@AmerBanker.@dLocalPayments exec Yang Yang Zhang says concern over foreign influence on local payment systems is accelerating amid global political tensions. https://sbrew.link/82vyMDvt
