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Top 10 Remittance & Money Transfer Software Companies (November 2026)

As of November 2026, Latka tracks 18 remittance & money transfer software companies. They have combined revenues of $383.4M and employ 2.2K people. They have raised $20.3M and serve 2.4K customers combined.

Every company below sells remittance & money transfer 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.

What Remittance & Money Transfer Software Companies do

Remittance and Money Transfer Software encompasses digital platforms that facilitate the secure transfer of funds, particularly across international borders. These software solutions typically cater to individuals and businesses looking for efficient ways to send money quickly, manage foreign currency, and track transactions in real-time. Core use cases often include personal remittances, business payments, and payroll processing for employees in various countries. Key features of these solutions include multi-currency support, advanced security measures to protect sensitive information, user-friendly interfaces, and robust tracking systems that allow users to monitor transactions as they happen. Common buyer personas for this software range from financial institutions and money transfer companies to businesses employing remote workers worldwide, as well as diaspora communities who want to send money back home easily.

Companies
18
Revenue
$383.4M
Funding
$20.3M
Employees
2.2K

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Top Remittance & Money Transfer Software Companies by revenue

Showing 10 of 18 companies ranked by annual revenue.

1JABU logo
JABU

Windhoek, Namibia

B2B payments, transforming Africa's cash economy

Revenue
$122.4M
Year founded
2020
Team size
217
2FAZZ logo
FAZZ

Jakarta, Indonesia

All-in-one Finance for Every Southeast Asia Business

Revenue
$114.6M
Year founded
2017
Team size
764
3RedCloud Technologies logo
RedCloud Technologies

London, England, United Kingdom

Provider of digital financing services. The company offers a cloud-based platform that enables banks to deliver digital financing services such as digital accounting, mobile and e-commerce to the customers.

Revenue
$63M
Year founded
2013
Team size
428
4Mbanq logo
Mbanq

Naples, Florida, United States

Developer of a financial software designed to assist in banking transactions. The company's software provides cloud banking, banking automation, branch banking along with collateral management, card management, invoice discounting, tax reporting, global payments and also regulatory reporting, enabling users to avail banking facilities on the go from wherever they wish to.

Revenue
$20.8M
Year founded
2016
Team size
132
5Moov logo
Moov

Cedar Falls, Iowa, United States

Moov Financial is a fintech company that provides open source software for financial institutions and developers to build modern and customizable banking experiences. The company was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Moov Financial's open source software enables businesses to automate their financial operations and create seamless customer experiences. Its products include Moov Accounts, which offers APIs for opening and managing bank accounts, and Moov Fedwire, which provides a secure way for financial institutions to send and receive high-value payments. Moov Financial's solutions are designed to be flexible and scalable, allowing businesses to adapt to changing customer needs and industry trends. Its open source approach also allows developers to collaborate and build upon existing code to create customized solutions. The company serves a variety of industries, including fintech startups, banks, and credit unions, and has a growing customer base across the United States.

Revenue
$15.1M
Customers
2.4K
Year founded
2018
Funding
$15M
Team size
139
6Xflow logo
Xflow

United States

Xflow is a technology company that builds cross-border payments infrastructure that enables businesses to send and receive money globally in a simple, reliable, transparent and compliant way. We help businesses, whether they be direct merchants or platforms, access global markets of demand, supply or labor by making cross-border payments as easy and reliable as domestic payments. Xflow is built primarily for the developer. We make it really easy to embed our payments infrastructure in to the user experience by providing simple & powerful abstractions, fantastic documentation and a self-serve product. Through developers, Xflow enables cross border payments for startups, growth companies, aggregators and enterprises alike.

Revenue
$8.8M
Year founded
2021
Team size
80
7Payouts.com logo
Payouts.com

Herzliya, Israel

Payouts.com provides automated, worldwide real-time payouts. Instantly pay vendors and affiliates with unmatched speed and simplicity. The company offers services that streamline financial workflows, manage vendor payments with advanced analytics, and provide instant liquidity for businesses.

Revenue
$7.4M
Year founded
2022
Team size
29
8Modern Treasury logo
Modern Treasury

San Francisco, California, United States

Payment operations tools for money movement.

Revenue
$6.5M
Year founded
2018
Team size
160
9IMPESA logo
IMPESA

Escazú, New Zealand

IMPESA +506 4060-2035 Founded in June of 2013, IMPESA is an innovator of electronic payment solutions. Its flagship product Monibyte, is the first in series of a fintech SaaS solutions. IMPESA is headquartered in Costa Rica where all of its engineering, programming, development, customer service, testing and QA is done in-house. In Q4 2016, IMPESA opened an additional office in Orlando, Florida to focus on global expansion servicing North America and Europe. Working in conjunction with banks and their commercial customers, and with Visa and/or MasterCard, IMPESA's Monibyte software allows corporate bank business customers to manage and control the way their credit cards are used. The software allows these corporations to implement, in real-time, a number of security restrictions, control of transactions, change authorization parameters, generate reporting and data mining for the companies' projections and integrate their transactions with most major ERPs (Enterprise Resource Planning)

Revenue
$5.4M
Year founded
2013
Team size
35
10Mono logo
Mono

Bogotá, Colombia

A bank account that integrates LatAm SMEs' finances and operations.

Revenue
$5.1M
Year founded
2020
Team size
35

Frequently asked questions about Remittance & Money Transfer Software Companies

How many remittance & money transfer software companies are there?

Latka tracks 18 remittance & money transfer software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $383.4M in annual revenue and employ 2.2K people.

Which remittance & money transfer software company is the largest?

JABU is the largest, with $122.4M in annual revenue, founded in 2020.

How much revenue does a typical remittance & money transfer software company make?

The average remittance & money transfer software company in this list makes $21.3M a year, across 18 companies with reported revenue. They serve 2.4K customers combined.

Who are the leading Remittance & Money Transfer software vendors?

Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are JABU, FAZZ, RedCloud Technologies, Mbanq and Moov.

How much funding have remittance & money transfer software companies raised?

The 18 remittance & money transfer software companies tracked here have raised $20.3M in disclosed funding between them.

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Inclusion Criteria

- The software must enable users to send and receive money across international borders. - It should include features like multi-currency support and real-time currency conversion. - Security features must be implemented to protect user data and transaction information. - The platform should offer transaction tracking capabilities to monitor the status of transfers. - It must cater to various user types, including individuals and businesses. - Not just for local transfers; must facilitate international remittances as a core functionality.