Bloxley Partners with Equals Money and Railsr for European Banking Infrastructure
Bloxley has announced a partnership with Equals Money and Railsr to power its European financial infrastructure, according to a press release. The collaboration will provide Bloxley with multi-currency account capabilities and cross-border payment support through Equals Money’s embedded finance platform.
Equals Money and Railsr, both regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority, bring over 18 years of payments experience and infrastructure supporting transactions in more than 38 currencies. Their systems will handle international transfers and payment processing for Bloxley’s customers while maintaining enterprise-grade security and compliance.
Bloxley’s platform combines simplified account setup, spending visibility, and peer-to-peer transfers using its @BloxID feature. The partnership enables Bloxley to offer low-cost international transfers and transparent cross-border payments as it expands across Europe and prepares for a future launch in the United States.
The company recently completed a €2.5 million seed funding round at a $25 million valuation and remains in pre-launch, with several features still under development.
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