Updates from Centiglobe

STOCKHOLM 2026-06-11. Bamboo, a leading payment infrastructure provider in Latin America, and Centiglobe, a global payment network headquartered in Sweden, announced a strategic partnership to streamline cross-border B2B and B2C payins and payouts across the LATAM region. Through this partnership, Centiglobe’s network members, financial institutions and global PSP clients can access Bamboo’s extensive local banking and payment network to operate in Latin America without the n

Amsterdam delivered. Three days of dense conversations, familiar faces, and a few themes that kept surfacing regardless of who we were talking to. The infrastructure question is getting sharper If there was one shift noticeable across the event, it was this: the industry is less interested in debating what future payment infrastructure should look like, and more focused on what it takes to actually build and deploy it. Tokenized deposits came up repeatedly – but the nature of

True innovation in B2B payments is built on integration, not fragmentation – and that's exactly what drew ONE.io to the Centiglobe network. By bringing their specialized FX and global settlement infrastructure into an ecosystem that financial institutions already trust for cross-border corporate payouts, they're helping solve a complex, industry-wide challenge alongside the institutions best positioned to act on it. Enabling Corporate Liquidity Movement Across Digital Assets

Centiglobe had a chat with Panagiotis Kriaris – fintech leader, payments thinker, and Head of Corporate & Business Development at Unzer – to get straight answers on the structural issues the industry keeps talking around. – We tend to treat cross-border payments as a speed and cost problem. And although this is true, it is the outcome and not the cause. The real structural problem is coordination. Today a transaction has to pass through multiple jurisdictions, currencies, com

Centiglobe will be attending Money20/20 Europe 2026, taking place on June 2–4 in Amsterdam. As one of Europe’s leading fintech and payments events, Money20/20 brings together banks, payment providers, fintech companies, infrastructure players, and technology leaders shaping the future of financial services. Meet the Centiglobe Team in Amsterdam Members of the Centiglobe team will be present throughout the event to discuss developments in cross-border payments and how network-

Centiglobe’s CEO, Petter Sandgren, is featured in Dagens Industri together with Klas Eklund from Dahlgren Capital, discussing the evolving landscape of cross-border payments and the role of digital currencies. The Shift Towards Digital Currencies Digital currencies are not just a trend; they represent a fundamental shift in how we think about money. Traditional banking systems are being challenged by innovative technologies. These changes are reshaping the way we conduct tran

We’re proud to share that Centiglobe is featured in the latest issue of FinanceX Magazine, highlighting how blockchain-based payments are reshaping global finance – and what that means for emerging markets. In the article “How Emerging Markets Can Use Blockchain Payments Without Losing Financial Stability,” Sofi Håkanson explores how emerging economies can adopt modern payment infrastructure without compromising control, stability, or trust in their financial systems. She out

PAY360 in London confirmed a clear shift in cross-border payments: the conversation is moving from experimentation to execution. Across meetings at booth G31 and on the floor, one topic stood out – tokenization. But not in the way it has over the past few years. A shift beyond stablecoins There is growing interest in network-based tokenized deposits as a scalable, regulated alternative for cross-border payments. The focus is on solutions that: Work within existing regulatory

Bamboo enables cross-border B2B and B2C pay-ins and payouts across LATAM, combining local payment rails, FX, and settlement via Centiglobe Connect.

A quick explainer on how stablecoins, single-bank tokenized deposits, and network-based tokenized deposits differ, and why that matters for cross-border payments. Not all token-based settlement models solve the same problem. For banks and payment providers, the most useful comparison today is stablecoins versus single-bank tokenized deposits versus network-based tokenized deposits. They are built differently, operate under different structures, and matter in different ways fo

Through our network of local Member banks and payment providers, we provide full coverage of access across Latin and Central America – connecting global markets with local payment ecosystems throughout the region. This edition highlights two of the region's key cross-border markets: Brazil and Colombia where we enable connections to all local payment systems. Brazil The local members provide direct connections to the local payment systems including Brazil’s instant payment in

TheroPay joined the Centiglobe network to expand its cross-border capabilities and unlock additional payment flows, combining compliant USD banking infrastructure with efficient global money movement. Supporting Cross-Border B2B and B2C Payouts in the US and Canada TheroPay is a licensed MSB in the United States and Canada, supporting cross-border B2B and B2C payouts across the US and Canada via Centiglobe Connect. Local payout capabilities in the US are available through key