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Zero – Carbon

#Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL)

At Carbon, we believe that access to credit and quality financial services is a human right. Our mission is to give all people the financial access they need to […]

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    Market coverage 4
    • England
    • Kenya
    • Nigeria
    • United States of America
    Currencies N/A
      Description

      At Carbon, we believe that access to credit and quality financial services is a human right. Our mission is to give all people the financial access they need to live dignified and prosperous lives.

      We give individuals access to credit, simple payment solutions, high-yield investment opportunities, and easy-to-use tools for personal financial management.

      Carbon is headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria, but we are a global company of over 90 employees with operations in Nigeria, Kenya, England and the United States of America.

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      Frequently Asked Questions

      What are the best practices for managing cross-border payments?2023-04-18T18:56:57+02:00

      NORBr is a payment orchestrator that connects you to all cross-border payment services providers that can help you manage your cross-border payments efficiently and securely, while also ensuring compliance with relevant regulations. NORBr offers advanced features like fraud detection, currency conversion, and real-time tracking and reporting, which can help you optimize your payment processing for cost efficiency and speed.

      What are the risks associated with cross-border payments?2023-04-18T18:57:21+02:00

      Cross-border payments can be associated with several risks for you, including currency fluctuation risk, regulatory risk, and fraud risk. Currency fluctuation risk refers to the potential impact of exchange rate fluctuations on the value of your payments. Regulatory risk relates to the complexity of complying with different regulations in different countries. Fraud risk refers to the potential for fraudulent activity, which can be more difficult to detect and prevent in cross-border transactions.

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