Fintech as Business Support

XKANTOR Expert
18.07.2023 09:05
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Domestic Market – Currency Commentary

Poland is a country that can confidently be described as one of the innovation leaders in Central and Eastern Europe. This status is largely due to its rapidly developing fintech sector, which today includes several hundred entities that provide strong support for businesses. But what exactly is fintech? And what benefits does it offer to the business world? Let’s take a closer look.

What is Fintech?

To explain what constitutes a company referred to as a “fintech,” we must first define the term itself. The word “fintech” is a blend of the first syllables of financial technology, referring to innovative digital technologies applied in the financial sector. A fintech is therefore a company focused on developing digital solutions related to financial transactions and money management. Crucially, the term fintech does not apply to traditional banks, as fintech companies operate online and do not maintain physical branches for customer service.

As mentioned earlier, the Polish fintech sector currently includes around 300 companies. Many of these businesses were founded in recent years, which reflects the sector’s dynamic growth. One of the distinguishing features of Polish fintech is its diversity—ranging from companies that provide services for individual customers to those that specialize in business solutions or support for financial institutions.

Payholding International – A Fintech Pioneer Since 2013

Among the notable players in the Polish fintech scene is Payholding International, which has been operating since 2013. The company is recognized as the first technology firm in Poland to create two online currency exchange platforms. As a result, it serves the needs of both individual and business clients through:

Xkantor.com – an online currency exchange platform dedicated to business clients,

Amronet.pl – combining an innovative online exchange with a peer-to-peer currency trading platform.

What lies behind the success of Payholding International? Primarily, innovation. The company uses the latest available technologies to enable safe, fast, and global currency exchange transactions. This has helped transform the Polish currency exchange market, with platforms tailored to the real needs of a wide range of clients. As a result, not only individual users but also businesses benefit significantly.

The company’s credibility and high service quality have been recognized with numerous awards and certificates, including: Laur Konsumenta – Discovery of the Year, Expert’s Laurel, Reliable Company Certificate, and Financially Credible Company Certificate.

Korzyści usług Payholding International dla biznesu.

As noted, Payholding International’s services are beneficial not only for individuals but also for business clients. The company allows clients to integrate their own systems with the Payholding International API, opening up new business opportunities. This integration enables the implementation of solutions that were previously unavailable, enhancing end-customer experiences and giving businesses a competitive edge. One of the key advantages is the security of currency exchange transactions. Payholding International’s platforms use security protocols on par with those employed in online banking. Security is just as important as favorable exchange rates—and thanks to modern technology and a user-focused approach, the rates offered are very attractive, especially for businesses engaged in frequent or large-scale currency transactions.

To sum up, fintech companies are businesses that develop solutions designed to support and enhance the operations of other enterprises. A prime example is Payholding International, which offers online currency exchange services under highly attractive terms and with the use of cutting-edge technologies.


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