TerraPay has appointed the Former Global Head of Visa Direct, Ruben Salazar Genovez, as its President. Genovez has a background in the payments industry, including stints at Visa, Citibank, Barclays, and Mastercard, Genovez.

TerraPay Eyes Expansion Under Genovez’s Leadership

Ambar Sur, the Founder and Chief Executive Officer at TerraPay, mentioned: “Ruben Salazar is an exceptional addition to our leadership team, and we are thrilled to welcome him as President of TerraPay. His deep knowledge of the payments industry, coupled with his proven track record in driving global growth, will be invaluable as we continue to expand our presence worldwide.”

According to the press release, Genovez is expected to implement strategies that strengthen TerraPay’s position in cross-border money movement and non-traditional payments. TerraPay’s Board of Directors expressed confidence in Genovez’s ability to drive growth and expand the company’s global footprint.

Genovez mentioned: “The founders, the board, and the amazing team at TerraPay have been building the technology and connectivity to offer a global agnostic money movement network and alternative payments capabilities to support seamless cross-border transactions for our partners.”

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TerraPay’s Cross-Border Operations

Headquartered in London, TerraPay enhances global money movement by providing a single connection to an expansive cross-border payments network.

Last year, TerraPay partnered with Papara, a prominent fintech company based in Turkey. The collaboration aims to provide users with solutions for transferring money across borders. As Turkey’s payments sector experiences rapid growth, this alliance signified a pivotal development in facilitating global transactions.

TerraPay reports that Turkey’s digital payments sector is poised for significant expansion, with an anticipated growth rate of 15% between 2023 and 2027, culminating in a market volume of US $136 billion by 2027.

Besides that, TerraPay secured Major PaymentInstitution licenses from the Monetary Authority of Singapore last year. The licenses allow the companies to offer regulated digital payment token services.

With operations spanning over 200 countries, TerraPay’s approval in Singapore strengthened its ability to enhance payment solutions globally.

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