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RTGS.global partners with Bamboo
01 July 2026 UK
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RTGS.global and Bamboo have formed a partnership to enhance cross-border payment capabilities for financial institutions, payment providers, and businesses operating across Latin America.
The firm says this move enables faster and more efficient movement of funds.
The partnership combines RTGS.global's next-generation cross-border payment infrastructure with Bamboo's local payment network across Latin America, enabling operators, payment providers, and financial institutions which, according to the firm, supports the sector to access local payment rails and currencies more efficiently.
Through the partnership, Bamboo will provide access to local payment capabilities across key Latin American markets, while RTGS.global's network will enable participating organisations to benefit from real-time settlement, enhanced liquidity management, and streamlined cross-border payment execution.
Coverage includes Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Uruguay, and Mexico.
Felipe Hillard, chief commercial officer at RTGS.global, says: “Market expectations around deposits and withdrawals have never been higher, while operators are managing increasingly complex payment and treasury requirements across multiple markets.
"By partnering with Bamboo, we're helping create a more connected payments ecosystem that enables faster settlement, improved liquidity management and more efficient access to local payment infrastructure throughout the region.”
Greg Cornwell, chief revenue officer at Bamboo, adds: “Latin America continues to see strong investment and growth across digital industries, increasing demand for payment infrastructure that is efficient, reliable and connected to local markets.
“Through our partnership with RTGS.global, we are combining deep local expertise with innovative cross-border settlement capabilities to help financial institutions, payment providers, and regulated businesses move funds more efficiently across the region.”
The firm says this move enables faster and more efficient movement of funds.
The partnership combines RTGS.global's next-generation cross-border payment infrastructure with Bamboo's local payment network across Latin America, enabling operators, payment providers, and financial institutions which, according to the firm, supports the sector to access local payment rails and currencies more efficiently.
Through the partnership, Bamboo will provide access to local payment capabilities across key Latin American markets, while RTGS.global's network will enable participating organisations to benefit from real-time settlement, enhanced liquidity management, and streamlined cross-border payment execution.
Coverage includes Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Uruguay, and Mexico.
Felipe Hillard, chief commercial officer at RTGS.global, says: “Market expectations around deposits and withdrawals have never been higher, while operators are managing increasingly complex payment and treasury requirements across multiple markets.
"By partnering with Bamboo, we're helping create a more connected payments ecosystem that enables faster settlement, improved liquidity management and more efficient access to local payment infrastructure throughout the region.”
Greg Cornwell, chief revenue officer at Bamboo, adds: “Latin America continues to see strong investment and growth across digital industries, increasing demand for payment infrastructure that is efficient, reliable and connected to local markets.
“Through our partnership with RTGS.global, we are combining deep local expertise with innovative cross-border settlement capabilities to help financial institutions, payment providers, and regulated businesses move funds more efficiently across the region.”
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