By Sérgio Siscaro

One of the great difficulties faced by companies seeking to place their products abroad is access to advantageous credit lines that allow for a more competitive insertion in international markets. To fill this gap, fintech company Ebury Brasil is offering credit solutions that allow Brazilian and Canadian companies to finance their foreign trade operations more smoothly.

Of British origin, Ebury, which is present in more than 20 countries, operates in the Brazilian market with credit services for foreign trade (Trade Finance), besides offering foreign exchange products, accounts and international payments. It recently acquired Bexs Bank, which operates in the foreign exchange sector for e-commerce.

With regional offices in both São Paulo and Vancouver, Ebury has as one of its differentials the fact that it offers European interest rates – lower than the Brazilian Selic, for example. This advantage is clear in direct export financing for Brazilian companies: the fintech enables them to have access to the anticipation of receivables, billing the result of their sales before the term agreed with the importer at rates lower than those charged by Brazilian banks. And the same applies to Canadian companies, which also have access to cheaper credit lines. “We have a focus on supporting Brazilian and Canadian companies, within this bilateral trade,” explains Ebury’s head of business development on Canada’s West Coast, João Vidal.

More information at https://br.ebury.com/

*Source: Ebury Brasil