Quick answer: For paying suppliers and partners abroad in 2027, Wise Business and Airwallex lead for small and mid-sized companies on transparent FX, Payoneer fits marketplace sellers, Convera, Corpay and Ebury suit companies that want dealer support and hedging, Nium and Thunes power payouts for platforms, Rapyd covers local methods in many markets, and dLocal specializes in emerging markets.
For the consumer side of international transfers, see our money transfers hub.
dLocal specializes in payments in emerging markets across Latin America, Africa and Asia.
How To Choose A Cross-Border B2B Payment Platform
What do you pay, and where?
Supplier invoices, contractor payroll and mass payouts need different tools.
How much FX do you move?
At higher volumes, dealer pricing and hedging can matter more than headline fees.
Do you need local accounts?
Local receiving accounts make getting paid by foreign customers cheaper.
What integrations do you need?
Check accounting, ERP and payroll connections.
How We Evaluated
We compared platforms on FX pricing models, payout coverage, speed, hedging tools and fit, using vendor materials and independent comparisons. No company paid to appear on this list.
FAQ
What is the cheapest way to pay international suppliers?
For smaller businesses, platforms using mid-market rates such as Wise Business often beat bank wires.
What is FX hedging?
Locking exchange rates in advance with forwards or options to protect against currency moves.
Can I pay contractors in many countries at once?
Yes, with batch payment tools on most platforms listed here.
Match the platform to your volume, regions and hedging needs. Smaller firms start with Wise Business or Airwallex; larger treasuries often add Convera, Corpay or Ebury.
