Payoneer

in some of these markets.

And I remember that one of the options that was always there was Payoneer.

And I remember thinking, this is very interesting.

This is a company that can support really entrepreneurs across many, many places in the world.

Unfortunately, as you well know, the financial infrastructure of the planet wasn't designed for people like you and me.

It was designed for big companies, big enterprises that have access to the world's best banks and the best financial technology.

And what we've done at Payoneer is make our mission to be a bridge between people's ambition and their achievement.

So if you have a rental property in Kingston, Jamaica, and you want to rent that out to vacationers who need some hot sun, you need to figure out how to get paid.

And they're really good for payment processing for people that live in other countries that want to do business all around the world.

And yeah, also, obviously, there's PayPal, paypal.com. There's Payoneer as well to accept payments for people that live abroad.

And so there's lots of different ways to accept payments.

Wise is also another one, ecommerceparadise.com slash wise.

I've been involved in fintech for probably about like 15, 16 years now.

Worked for companies like Payoneer, Checkout.com.

I was the CEO of a company called Pay.com. And more recently, really kind of just developed this platform.

called ReboundX.

So there are multiple of things that are happening in one's life where you could put on an event around it just to show that you care and you can raise awareness of like your benefits that you have that can support news areas.

Like because of where I sit, I sit in the HR team and for Payoneer and for other companies, there have been so many amazing benefits that the company offers, but they just do a really poor job in showcasing and making those benefits aware to people.

And again, it's the combination, and this is something I was going to touch on earlier in relation to employees and line managers as well, is it's the combination of making it available, but then obviously employees making sure they take advantage of it as well.

And it goes back to that uh a level of accountability and self-awareness and responsibility of oneself and the lineman is being supportive showing that showing that they have these things available and that they care and and all the rest of it um I think just having, you know, if you're a manager of a smaller team, I think just having a little bit of awareness of how your team would typically act or react to things.

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If you have PayPal, if you have, uh, Payoneer, you can pay to this Payoneer address: mosessonking@gmail.com, mosessonking@gmail.com. And if you want to be on this show, you can email me on mosessonking@gmail.com.

Thank you for your time, and thank you for listening.

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So look, I want to ask you guys about both, about what are your thoughts on Revolut stepping over into... over into payroll.

Or Payoneer, right? Payoneer gobbled up two EORs, Scott and Boundless.

What do you think about fintech and payments kind of coming the other way? It makes sense just

given how sometimes contractor payments could be handled across different functions there.

Starlink has spent over five years trying to enter India, a market with more than a billion internet subscribers, but it has yet to begin commercial services despite securing key regulatory approvals and partnering with telecom giants Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel last year.

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