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Airwallex

Airwallex

Financial Services

Empowering businesses to grow beyond borders

About us

Airwallex is an AI native financial operating system for modern businesses. We are building the future of global banking for a real-time, intelligent economy. We serve more than 676,000 businesses worldwide, either directly or through our platform customers. From startups to public enterprises, our customers use Airwallex to manage their financial operations, or to build and monetise their own financial products. Founded in Melbourne in 2015, Airwallex holds 85+ licenses across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific, forming one of the most comprehensive financial infrastructures in the world. This regulated backbone powers Airwallex products at global scale, including payment acceptance, billing, global accounts, corporate cards, and spend management. The company is co-headquartered in San Francisco and Singapore with over 2,300 employees across 27 offices. Learn more at www.airwallex.com.

Website
http://www.airwallex.com
Industry
Financial Services
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Global
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2015
Specialties
Fintech, Card, Business Account, API, Multi-currency Wallet, Global SME Bank, Payment Acceptance, Online Payments, International Transfers, Issuing, Acquiring, and Embedded Finance

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  • View organization page for Airwallex

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    In analytics, speed means nothing if the data is wrong. Airwallex's Head of Strategic Data Science and AI, Firdevs Abacioglu, breaks down exactly how our data team is building AI agents to handle research, surface signals, and run first-pass analysis, so our scientists and economists can focus on the work that actually requires human judgment. This means the bar for what gets published stays high. Read her full take in Built In's latest feature on how our tech teams are moving fast and building smart 👉🏻 https://lnkd.in/eGhCKdp3

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    Advanced economies around the world are all solving for slow productivity growth. Mandala’s latest research, commissioned by Airwallex, explores how modern financial infrastructure can help small and medium businesses (SMBs) perform better, through reductions in administrative burdens and improvements in operational efficiency. Economies that invest in and adopt sophisticated enabling tools will be more globally competitive.    Our work with Airwallex finds that it supported $4.6 billion in economic benefits for Australian businesses and the broader economy in 2025: • SMBs capture $2.1 billion in economic benefits annually, the largest share of any business segment on the platform, through lower costs, reduced administrative burden and productivity gains. • Airwallex supports 29,000 jobs across the Australian economy, with benefits flowing through customers and their supply chains. • Businesses using Airwallex report stronger revenue growth following adoption, supported by international expansion and greater market diversification. • Around one quarter of the economic benefits flow to regional, rural and remote Australia.   The research also highlights how digital financial infrastructure can help Australian businesses go global. Export revenue processed through Airwallex has grown sixfold since 2021, while its SMB customers are increasingly trading across a broader range of international markets. Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/gF_ScTUX

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  • 12 hours a week is a lot of time when you run a small business. That’s roughly how much time the average Airwallex SMB in Australia saves on financial tasks, according to independent research from Mandala. And that’s only one part of the impact they measured: → $4.6B in annual economic benefits → ~$200k/year for a typical Airwallex SMB → the equivalent of ~29,000 full-time jobs Turns out, making finance a bit easier adds up pretty quickly.

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    With Airwallex now integrated in Claude for Small Business, simple prompts are all it takes for an owner to accept payments, create invoices, manage their cash flow, and a lot more. A huge thanks to the Anthropic team for their collaboration on this. Agentic finance is just getting started, and we're focused on making it genuinely useful for businesses.

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    3,621,289 followers

    Claude for Small Business now includes 43 workflows and 27 new integrations with tools small businesses already use, built around what 1,000 owners told us they needed most.
Turn a voice memo into a priced proposal. Capture leads after hours. Build a content calendar from your store. You can even ask Claude to build new connections to tools we don't support yet.
 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dcK4FBKc

  • On The Airwallex Podcast, James Hurman, shares how a strong brand amplifies the commercial performance of a company, with the most successful companies balancing their marketing spend roughly half-and-half between short-term performance marketing and long-term brand building. 🎧Watch the full episode 👉https://lnkd.in/ge-E3gbX

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    One of the cool parts of my job at Airwallex is that I'm still doing reporting. I'm no longer working for a news organization. But I'm interviewing founders and experts, learning about the economies of Brazil and Japan, and still using what Lea Cademenos called my "highly attuned BS detector." This week, we started to share some of that work on our Substack, The Airwallex Economy. While we're writing for policymakers and policy thinkers first, I also hope that it — and our future projects — can reach journalists who are looking for a way to pivot in their careers without feeling like they're selling out or giving up what drew them to journalism in the first place. It took me years to find a version of that pivot I could feel good about. Please consider checking it out and subscribing so that you don't miss the more substantive posts that are on the way.

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