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Update from PAYALLY We’re excited to announce that you can now conduct transactions in Kazakhstani Tenge (KZT) for incoming and outgoing payments! At PAYALLY, we prioritize simplicity and efficiency in international fund transfers to meet the diverse needs of our clients. Whether the amount is small or large, regardless of the destination, we are committed to providing a seamless and secure money transfer experience. Why Choose PAYALLY? Our company is heavily regulated, ensuring the safe and compliant transfer of your funds. Here’s what you need for international transfers: - IBAN - BIC - Name of the bank processing the payment - Transfer amount, recipient’s name, and account details Multicurrency Flexibility. ?For incoming payments: EUR, GBP, CNY, CHF, DKK, AED, SGD, HKD, and now, Kazakhstani Tenge (KZT). For outgoing payments: EUR, GBP, USD, PLN, SGD, SEK, CHF, AUD, BGD, CAD, CNH, CNY, CZK, DKK, HKD, HUF, JPY, NOK, THB, TRY, and KZT. If you don't see the currency you need, please, contact your manager with an inquiry. Exchange Rate Benefits. Lock in favorable exchange rates with forward contracts, and make your international transfers more cost-effective. Whether you make recurring payments within the EU or transfer funds across continents, PAYALLY simplifies the process, treating your international transactions like local transfers. Contact us today to learn how PAYALLY can streamline your money transfers! #InternationalPayments #KazakhstaniTenge #PAYALLY #MoneyTransfers #Multicurrency

Humans have been exchanging goods and services since the dawn of civilization. Innovation has been the driving force of payment solutions ever since-from stringing beads and shells to necklaces all the way through to digital currency and beyond. In this series of posts, we’ll take you on a time travel adventure to see how the world gets paid. ???????? ??: ?????????????? ?????? ???????????????? In 1661, Stockholm Banco in Sweden became the first central bank to issues banknotes. It was a flop which led to the bank’s, well, bankruptcy. In 1695, the Bank of England began to issue banknotes, which were at first handwritten to an exact amount, similar to 20th century cheques. The Seven Years’ War (1756-1763) involved most major powers in Europe and caused an acute shortage of gold. The Bank of England managed the crisis by issuing 10-pound notes, and 5-, 2-, and single-pound notes were introduced by the 1790s. In the early 1800, gold had become the standard of value. Each banknote represented a certain amount of gold, so only a limited number of notes could be printed. To learn more about global payments, go to our PaymentsPedia>> https://okt.to/XlyDJf #crossborderpayments #workforcepayments #historyofpayments

Paying for labor and services is what people do since the dawn of time. The methods changed and innovation always pushed the boundaries. Check out Papaya Global's overview of the history of payments, part II. #crossborderpayments #globalpayments #workforcepayments https://lnkd.in/grfCvCtS

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Master Your Finances in South Korea: Quick Tips for Expats - Community Savings ('Kye'): Tap into collective saving and borrowing traditions. - Tax-Free Shopping: Get refunds at designated shops with your passport. - Foreign Currency Accounts: Manage daily finances and international transactions with ease. - Secure Money Transfers: Use reliable services like Kookmin Bank's EasyOne for overseas remittances. - Digital Transaction Security: Safeguard online banking with digital certificates. - Healthcare Coverage: National Health Insurance is mandatory for comprehensive access. - Group Dining Norms: Experience 'Dutch pay' or traditional paying customs. - Saving Strategies: Save through public transport and duty-free shopping. - Currency Exchange Management: Use multicurrency accounts to counter fluctuation. - Home Buying Incentives: Check eligibility for government-supported mortgage loans. Elevate Your Expat Journey Enhance your financial savvy in Korea with these essential tips. ?? Get More Insights: Subscribe to my newsletter for expert advice tailored to expats in South Korea. Subscribe Now: https://lnkd.in/grKutV8u #ExpatsInKorea #FinancialTips

?? in Odoo17! Forced amount in company currency For expenses made in foreign currencies, employees can manually enter the amount they spent in company currency independently of Odoo exchange rates to match their real spendings perfectly #Expenses #odoo17releasenotes #Expenses #Finance #odoo #hlcconsultants

The Indonesian Cash Management Association provides the first presentation at the ACMA Cash Summit 2024, providing an overview of the Indonesian economy and cash landscape. Interesting fact, around 40% of Indonesians are #unbanked but overall economic growth is one of the highest in the world. This demonstrates the need for inclusive #payments, of which #cash is an essential element.

Wondering which currency is best for paying global contractors or remote employees? For us at Arbonum, this has never been a one-size-fits-all scenario. Here's a breakdown of your options and their implications. Option 1: ?? You can use the local currency of the contractor: With this: it's convenient for the contractor. Exchange rate fluctuations may impact your costs and affect the contractor's payment Option 2:?? You can use your company’s official currency: This makes it simple to organize the budget and accounting for your firm. Sometimes, it could be be less convenient for contractors who don't use this currency. Option 3:?? You can all agree to opt for a major international currency. This is like a middle ground for both parties. It also means that exchange rate fluctuations affect both sides. If you want to choose well, make sure the goal is to balance convenience and cost efficiency #InternationalPayments #Exchangerates #Currency

Over the last couple of weeks I have been comparing banks in Australia, Indonesia and The Philippines. My conclusion: - Australian banks are not very impressive money printing machines, as the combination of dividend yield and residual earnings growth (after dividends are paid out) is below 10% and even below 5% for the largest bank (CBA). - All Australian banks are significantly overvalued, so even 10% total growth may well be cancelled out by significant 'speculative' share price drops as soon as Australian investors start paying realistic prices for bank shares again. - Many Indonesian banks are fantastic money printing machines with close to 15% as a combined total for dividend yield and residual earnings growth. - The big 4 Indonesian banks are getting overvalued (BMRI, BBNI and BBRI) or very overvalued (BBCA), but mid size banks like BJBR and BJTM pay 8-10%/yr in dividends and on top of that we could still see a significant 'speculative' share price rises as well. - For many Filipino banks the total of dividend yield and residual earnings growth is a little lower at close to 10%/yr, but even the biggest 2 banks (BDO are BPI) are still fairly valued. To me mid size banks like CHIB and MBT are very good value. Disclaimer: I am not officially qualified/allowed to give financial advise, so before buying anything, always make sure you do your own research!

"A well-written article that outlines the impact of the reintroduction of RDAS and what we can expect to see in the near future. Don’t miss out—share it with anyone who might be interested!" This is a quote from an erudite scholar and Professor of Economics, Professor E. O. Ogunleye.