- Global financial services firm officially recognized at Money20/20 Europe in Amsterdam.
- The prestigious 8th annual listing highlights Ebury’s maturation from a specialist provider into an expansive financial platform spanning FX, international payments, and cash management.
Ebury, the global financial services platform specializing in international payments and FX risk management for businesses, has been named to the prestigious 2026 Cross-Border Payments 100 by FXC Intelligence.
The official recognition took place today at Money20/20 Europe in Amsterdam, where members of Ebury's leadership team accepted the distinction from Daniel Webber, CEO of FXC Intelligence.
Now in its eighth year, the annual listing profiles the most important players at the forefront of global money movement. The recognition comes at a time of massive market expansion; FXC Intelligence’s recent market sizing data projects that the global wholesale and retail cross-border payments market was worth $208tn in 2025, with retail and platform flows scaling aggressively toward a projected $67.3tn.
This year's report particularly emphasizes how industry leaders are evolving against a backdrop of macroeconomic uncertainty and technological advancement. FXC Intelligence highlights a definitive market shift: while traditional banks control significant liquidity, specialist providers like Ebury continue to mature and scale into comprehensive financial platforms—integrating advanced FX, cross-border transfers, multi-currency wallets, cards, and embedded finance infrastructure to reduce friction for global businesses.
Daniel Webber, CEO of FXC Intelligence, commented:
"The cross-border payments space continues to rapidly evolve in 2026 as providers pursue growing global opportunities. Keeping track of its biggest players remains key to understanding how the industry is moving. We congratulate Ebury on their inclusion in the 2026 Cross-Border Payments 100, celebrating their achievements in driving the market forward and simplifying global money movement."
Ebury’s delegation will remain on the ground at Money20/20 Europe in Amsterdam until tomorrow, connecting with partners and showcasing the company’s latest digital transaction banking updates.
