As of October 2026, Latka tracks 20 cross border E-Commerce software companies with $10M–$100M in annual revenue. They have combined revenues of $496.1M and employ 3.7K people. They have raised $2.1B and serve 35.9K customers combined.
Every company below sells cross border E-Commerce software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.
Cross Border E-Commerce Software enables businesses to operate seamlessly across international borders by facilitating the buying and selling of goods and services online in different currencies and languages. This software addresses various challenges such as logistics, taxation compliance, and customer experience, which are often complicated when dealing with multiple countries. It typically includes features such as integrated shipping solutions, payment processing, and compliance tools to ensure smooth transactions in different regions. Common use cases for Cross Border E-Commerce Software include enabling effective management of international shipping logistics, automating compliance with local regulations, and providing localized customer support. Typical users of this software range from e-commerce businesses and online retailers to logistics companies and financial institutions, all of whom seek to enhance their reach and operational efficiency in global markets. Overall, this category of software is essential for any organization looking to expand its international presence and cater to a global customer base.
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Showing 10 of 20 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Dublin, Ireland
NomuPay is a fintech company offering a unified payment platform to enable businesses to manage payments. It aims to solve the complexities of cross-border payments and empower merchants to expand globally without limits.
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany
Tradebyte is the leading middleware for brands and marketplaces to achieve e-commerce success. With a focus on the fashion and lifestyle industry, we facilitate connections between brands and marketplaces through end to end integrations, networking and knowledge sharing. Our ecosystem consists of more than 80 retailers and marketplaces such as Amazon, Otto and Zalando and 1.000 brands such as Guess, Puma and Wolford covering over 20 different markets. Since May 2016, Tradebyte has been a subsidiary of Zalando SE. More information can be found on our website. Data Protection Statement: https://www.tradebyte.com/en/data-protection/
Bogotá, Colombia
Finkargo is a Colombomexican international trade platform founded in 2021 that empowers international sourcing for small and medium-sized businesses in Latin America by providing comprehensive trade solutions.
Shenzhen, China
Xingyun Group is a Chinese e-commerce company that provides global supply chain services, including cross-border commodity integrated services, brand services, and logistics.
Los Angeles, California, United States
MARQ is an AI-based logistics software company that brings greater trust and transparency to the ecommerce industry. Our mobile app helps retailers create high-quality, AI-enhanced packing videos that can be sent to customers, providing them with a better customer experience while saving retailers time and money on the operations side.
Berlin, Germany
Modifi empowers small to medium-sized companies around the world to participate in global trade on a level-playing field. It is a cross-border business payments company that offers digital solutions to help small and medium-sized businesses finance and manage their operations.
Warsaw, Poland
Provider of internet platform for online merchants. The company offers services to online merchants to expand their markets on a global scale. It offers services like modifications to shipping cost, currency, categories, accurate translation and international stock management.
Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India
Provider of eCommerce fulfillment software designed to help brands to sell faster anywhere globally. The company's software helps the eCommerce ecosystem with cloud-based products for multi channel order management and fulfillment, enabling brands and retailers to easily scale, reach and delight customers across channels globally.
Latka tracks 20 cross border E-Commerce software companies with $10M–$100M in annual revenue. Together they generate $496.1M in annual revenue and employ 3.7K people.
NomuPay is the largest, with $56M in annual revenue, founded in 2021.
The average cross border E-Commerce software company in this list makes $24.8M a year, across 20 companies with reported revenue. They serve 35.9K customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are NomuPay, Tradebyte Software GmbH, Finkargo, Xingyun Group and Webgility.
The 20 cross border E-Commerce software companies with $10M–$100M in annual revenue tracked here have raised $2.1B in disclosed funding between them.
- The software must facilitate online transactions between buyers and sellers located in different countries. - It should provide support for multiple currencies and languages to cater to diverse customer bases. - The product must include features for managing international shipping and logistics effectively. - It should support compliance with various international trade regulations and tax laws. - The solution must enhance the customer experience through tools such as localized support and streamlined checkout processes. - Not just for domestic e-commerce; it must explicitly support cross-border transactions.
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