TransferMate launches new FX Hedging product
02 June 2026 Ireland
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TransferMate, a provider of embedded B2B payments infrastructure, has announced the launch of a new FX Hedging product with risk management capabilities.
The product has been designed to help businesses mitigate FX volatility, manage international payment exposure, and improve certainty over cross-border cash flow.
The new solution expands TransferMate’s broader financial infrastructure offering, which already enables businesses to pay, receive, and store funds globally, says the firm.
It introduces integrated risk management functionality, including FX forwards, spot FX, multi-drawdown hedging, global payments, receivables, and virtual accounts within a single unified platform.
Gary Conroy, president and chief commercial officer at TransferMate, says: “As businesses increasingly look for greater certainty around international transactions, FX exposure, and future cash flow, the infrastructure supporting them must evolve as well.
“Too many organisations are still operating across disconnected systems that separate FX, payments, receivables, and settlement workflows.
“By bringing those capabilities together into a single integrated experience, we are helping customers manage risk more effectively while simplifying how international payments are handled.”
The product has been designed to help businesses mitigate FX volatility, manage international payment exposure, and improve certainty over cross-border cash flow.
The new solution expands TransferMate’s broader financial infrastructure offering, which already enables businesses to pay, receive, and store funds globally, says the firm.
It introduces integrated risk management functionality, including FX forwards, spot FX, multi-drawdown hedging, global payments, receivables, and virtual accounts within a single unified platform.
Gary Conroy, president and chief commercial officer at TransferMate, says: “As businesses increasingly look for greater certainty around international transactions, FX exposure, and future cash flow, the infrastructure supporting them must evolve as well.
“Too many organisations are still operating across disconnected systems that separate FX, payments, receivables, and settlement workflows.
“By bringing those capabilities together into a single integrated experience, we are helping customers manage risk more effectively while simplifying how international payments are handled.”
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