Positioning itself as a solution to these challenges, Verto said its platform enables seamless payment flows from the US to emerging markets while also supporting easy collection from US-based customers.
Verto has announced a renewed push to simplify cross-border payments between the United States and Africa, targeting startups and SMEs with operational links across emerging markets.
The company noted that many US banks often classify African-related transactions as high-risk, creating challenges such as blocked payments, sudden account freezes, and repeated compliance checks for businesses operating in markets like Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa.
Positioning itself as a solution to these challenges, Verto said its platform enables seamless payment flows from the US to emerging markets while also supporting easy collection from US-based customers. The company emphasized that African operations should be seen as a competitive advantage rather than a risk.
Verto highlighted that it processes more than $25 billion annually in payments involving emerging markets, giving it deep experience in distinguishing between legitimate business transactions and higher-risk activity.
The company encouraged US-registered startups and SMEs with African operations to adopt its platform, stating that a Verto account can help streamline cross-border financial operations and reduce reliance on multiple payment systems.
