The Mass Payments arm of Ebury, the global financial technology firm, is delighted to announce that it has been appointed by InCorp to provide payroll payments for its underlying clients.
InCorp Global, a leading provider of corporate services and business advisory across the APAC region, will engage Ebury Mass Payments to facilitate payroll payments throughout Singapore, Australia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines and Vietnam.
By using Ebury Mass Payments, InCorp is expanding its offering to cover clients’ end-to-end payroll processing needs.
Ebury’s Mass Payments solution provides InCorp’s clients with frictionless transactions across multiple currencies, whilst safeguarding client money and reducing counterparty risk. Ebury and InCorp understand the need for employee payments to arrive both on time and in full value. Leveraging Ebury’s 99.97% payment success rate allows InCorp’s customers to benefit by working with the global leader in international payroll payments.
Ebury Mass Payments supports businesses across various sectors, including insurance providers, payroll providers, pension administrators, financial institutions and other industries. Its cutting-edge technology and bespoke client services deliver unmatched, award-winning support for any company needing high-volume payment and execution solutions.
Ebury has the ability to settle in over 200 countries across 130+ currencies with a geographical footprint spanning 32 global offices. It has transacted over $21 billion in the last 12 months.
Owain Walters, Global Managing Director of Ebury Mass Payments, commented: “We are excited to partner with InCorp to provide payroll payment services to their clients across the APAC region. We have significant expertise in international payroll and are a proven partner for businesses around the world that need global currency coverage.”
Edmund Lee, Group CEO of InCorp Global, said: “We are delighted to be able to offer our clients a full end-to-end payroll solution. Ebury’s track record and combination of technology and service made them a natural partner for InCorp.”