Airwallex

Fintech Startups: 3 Bold Newcomers Winning Big in Finance

www.globalbrandsmagazine.com · 1mo ago

Fintech startups are drawing record capital in 2026, with Ramp, Mercury and Airwallex leading a new guard building AI-powered financial...

Airwallex tips $1 million into 10 AI startups

www.startupdaily.net · 2mo ago

Fintech unicorn Airwallex has given 10 AI-native startups $100000 each in equity-free capital as part of its first Latitude 37 program.

‘Every year there’s a darling’: Airwallex dominates fintech funding as investors turn to AI-first

www.capitalbrief.com · 2mo ago

Funding into Australian fintechs jumped 137% in FY26, but one company was heavily responsible, as wider deal activity points towards the...

Airwallex expands to autonomous finance—though still ‘not the best time’ for IPO

fortune.com · 2mo ago

In late June, Airwallex raised $320 million in a Series H funding round led by Addition, which valued the cross-border payments platform at...

Airwallex Co-Founder Lucy Liu Interview (2019)

www.startuprad.io · 2mo ago

This 2019 conversation sits inside Startuprad.io's ongoing coverage of European and international fintech founders.

I went to Formula 1 for speed and action, but came away wondering if we all need to hit the brakes sometimes! 😆 This weekend, I had the absolute pleasure of hosting a fireside chat with former F1 driver and Sky Sports analyst Karun Chandhok at the Airwallex hospitality suite during the Singapore Grand Prix. I’ve spent years studying leadership, and I was excited to talk to Karun about high performance because he has operated in an environment where decisions are made in fractions of a second and the stakes are enormous. In the fireside chat, one of my biggest takeaways was when Karun shared that his big lesson was to know not how to speed up, but how to slow down. Not reacting to every single thing immediately and being aware of his blind spots was his most important life lesson. It was really interesting to hear because we live in a world that rewards speed. We admire leaders who think on their feet, act decisively and always seem to have an answer for everything. And I will still say that being able to move quickly is a tremendous advantage. However, there is a huge difference between responding quickly and reacting impulsively. Like receiving an email that you speed read and immediately send an angry response to, only to find you read it wrong! Or interrupting someone in a meeting because you’re feeling defensive? Or blurting out something hasty and thoughtless? (BTW I’ve certainly been guilty of all three. ) The irony is that sometimes, the faster we react, the longer we spend cleaning up the mess afterwards. That’s where emotional mastery comes in and also where the interesting paradox lies: emotional mastery doesn’t always mean slowing down. Sometimes you genuinely need to act fast, make a tough call and trust your judgement. Other times, the most powerful thing you can do is pause, listen and give yourself a moment to think. A huge thank you to Airwallex for inviting me into the world of F1, and to Karun for such an engaging conversation and for sharing his experiences from the sport. I’m curious: Are you naturally someone who reacts quickly, or do you prefer to pause and process before responding? #Leadership #Airwallex #McLarenRacing #F1 #paidpartnership

Walmart operates at a scale few companies can match. Our integration with Walmart keeps growing to match that scale. The latest step, helping Walmart Marketplace Canada sellers grow their business across North America. With Airwallex, sellers can now sell on both Walmart US and Walmart Marketplace Canada, with USD and CAD earnings collected into a single Business Account. No separate bank accounts. No manual FX. Two markets, one account, zero hassle. Learn more 👉 https://lnkd.in/gWAcPgcW

Do you want to be a cog in the machine, or be the one who builds it? That's the question Timothy Wong's Data and AI team at Airwallex poses to anyone considering joining them. And on his team, you don't have to choose between the two. They're solving problems the industry hasn't figured out yet: evaluating AI without ground truth, orchestrating agents across regulated global markets. They're also rethinking how growth actually works. And they own the outcomes, not just the implementation. Kai is live, Airi is shipping, and architecture decisions land on the CTO's desk. If you're looking to build, this is worth reading 👉🏻 https://lnkd.in/gXTYZhUV

AI has moved past just being an "assistant", now it acts. At Airwallex Shift on 21 October, we're bringing together speakers from Google, SpaceXAI and Replit to unpack how agentic AI is rewiring the way businesses scale. Moderated by our very own Laura Spencer. Request a ticket here 👉 https://lnkd.in/e84DvBhE

Airwallex to Gotyme via SWIFT

Airwallex (Global Payments Platform) Senior SWE Interview — System Design Was a Robot Chase

Airwallex chose to build the rails. Banking AI might need to do the same!

HK Company: Best business bank account for non-resident directors? (Currently on Aspire / Airwallex)

Airwallex chose to build the rails. Banking AI might need to do the same ✅