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Get to know B2B Pay

B2B Pay is a financial technology company that addresses the challenges of international B2B payments. Founded to help exporters outside of Europe, the company provides businesses with a dedicated European IBAN (International Bank Account Number). This allows them to receive payments from European clients via local SEPA transfers, bypassing expensive and slow SWIFT fees and unfavorable currency exchange rates. The funds are then converted and transferred to the exporter's local bank account. B2B Pay is a brand of B2B Pay Europe UAB, which is licensed and regulated by the Bank of Lithuania as an Electronic Money Institution.

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B2B Pay

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