Finmo Partners with Standard Chartered to Launch Multi-Currency Accounts for Global Business Clients
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Singapore-based fintech Finmo has announced a strategic partnership with Standard Chartered to provide integrated global currency account (GCA) services for businesses managing international operations. Through this collaboration, Finmo’s treasury management platform will connect with Standard Chartered’s banking infrastructure via API integration, allowing companies to access multi-currency accounts for seamless cross-border payments and foreign exchange operations.
The service aims to simplify global money movement for corporate clients while providing enhanced transparency over liquidity and cash positions across multiple entities and currencies. Standard Chartered noted that the partnership is designed to help businesses optimize working capital, reduce transaction complexities, and better manage international financial flows.
Initially, the GCA services will launch in Finmo’s home market of Singapore, with planned expansions to the UAE, Hong Kong, and the United Kingdom. Finmo has been authorised as an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as of July 2025, a move that supports its expansion into the UK market.
Finmo recently completed an $18.5 million Series A funding round co-led by Quona Capital and PayPal Ventures, with additional participation from Citi Ventures. The funding will support the fintech’s international growth, platform development, and expansion of its corporate banking offerings.
The partnership positions Finmo as a significant player in global business banking solutions, catering to the increasing demand from SMEs and multinational clients for integrated, digital-first financial services that simplify cross-border transactions and liquidity management.
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