
dLocal & Juspay partner to simplify cross-border payments
dLocal and Juspay have announced a partnership to enhance cross-border payment offerings in Asia, aiming to make digital transactions easier for global enterprises and their customers in rapidly developing markets.
Payment methods
The collaboration enables access to over 900 local and alternative payment methods through a single integration, combining dLocal's extensive payment network in emerging markets with Juspay's orchestration platform. The approach is intended to facilitate B2B2B and B2B2C collections, disbursements, and cross-border payments for global enterprises seeking to expand their presence in regions with rising demand for digital payment solutions.
dLocal's payment suite spans a wide range of options, from credit cards and bank transfers to eWallets, instant or real-time payments, and cash-based alternatives. This broader range of methods aims to support both regional preferences and compliance requirements for businesses and consumers in each country.
Market scope
By bringing the strengths of both companies together, clients now have access to payment capabilities that address local nuances in multiple territories. This is expected to help enterprises reach a greater number of consumers and reduce complexities associated with managing payments in diverse regulatory and technological environments.
Juspay's payment orchestration platform provides infrastructure and technology for enterprises and banks globally, processing over 200 million transactions daily. The new partnership builds on Juspay's global footprint and technological foundation to further unlock emerging market access via dLocal's localised payment integration.
Executive comments
"Our integration with dLocal marks an exciting step forward in our journey to simplify enterprise digital transactions," said Nakul Kothari, Head of APAC and Middle East at Juspay. "By leveraging dLocal's deep expertise in emerging markets alongside Juspay's payment platform capabilities, we are empowering our clients to effortlessly expand their global reach while offering customers localized and seamless payment experiences across a wide range of markets."
Highlighting the ambition to reduce barriers for businesses to operate internationally, Horacio Raviolo, Head of Commercial Partnerships at dLocal, said:
"By partnering with Juspay, we simplify the complexity of cross-border payments for their ecosystem, enabling them to access key emerging markets with minimal effort. Together, we're streamlining payments for businesses and offering consumers the payment options they trust and prefer in regions with rapid digital transformation."
Technological synergy
The partnership leverages dLocal's local payment methods expertise and regional presence in concert with Juspay's orchestration and infrastructure technologies. This is designed to make the process of expanding into and operating within emerging markets less resource-intensive for merchants, with a single API integration replacing the need for multiple payment provider relationships or individual technical developments for different markets.
Juspay provides a suite of products for merchants, including payment orchestration, global payouts, authentication, payment tokenisation, fraud and risk management, end-to-end reconciliation, and unified analytics. Complementing these, dLocal's payment rails offer settlement capabilities for pay-outs and collections across key territories, targeting faster, more reliable local and cross-border flows.
Future focus
The alliance responds to increasing digital adoption in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, where traditional payment access can be limited and enterprises face logistical challenges integrating to local financial systems. By supporting hundreds of regional payment methods, the companies intend to enable businesses and their customers to transact with the payment forms most familiar and accessible to them.
Both firms reiterate that this integration is designed to remove operational obstacles for enterprises conducting cross-border trade and to support continued digital economic growth in emerging markets worldwide.