Paris, France, April 14, 2026, Chainwire
Movantis, a unified platform for financial infrastructure, has entered the European market, the company announced at Paris Blockchain Week in Paris.
At Paris Blockchain Week, the company is bringing to Europe a system built across the most complex markets in the Americas.
Built on more than two decades of operation across the Americas, this platform connects payments, FX, card issuance, wallet infrastructure and cross-border remittances through a single integration. It supports both traditional and digital financial paths, including regulated stablecoins such as USDC and EURC through its membership in Circle’s payments network.
For European companies looking to operate in Latin America, the proposition is clear: instead of managing multiple providers across fragmented regulatory environments, Movantis offers a single infrastructure layer.
The company currently processes over $60 billion annually, operates in 130 countries, supports a network of more than 80,000 payment locations, 70 money transfer operators, and strong partnerships with major retailers and financial institutions.
“What we are bringing to Europe is not a new solution; it is a fully integrated system. Movantis allows companies to work across fragmented financial ecosystems as if they were one,” said Gustavo Ruiz, Chairman and CEO.
“The next phase is not about speed; it’s about coordination. Movantis is designed to integrate financial rails, regulatory frameworks, and liquidity infrastructure into a single, globally scalable platform,” said Salvador Yanez, Chief Product Officer.
The expansion comes as financial infrastructure shifts toward more interoperable, real-time systems. Movantis positions itself as the connective tissue between this future and hard-to-reach markets.
About Movantis
Movantis is a unified financial platform that enables global value movement across complex markets. Built on the foundation of Transnetwork LLC, which was founded in 2002 and expanded through the acquisitions of Spectrum, Inswitch and Appriza, the platform connects payments, foreign exchange, card issuance, wallet infrastructure and digital financial rails into a single system designed for cross-border operations across more than 130 countries.
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Leora Schreiber
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This article is not intended to provide financial advice. Educational purposes only.
