XTransfer Says It Serves Over 1 Million Clients and Expands TradePilot AI Tools
XTransfer said it has served more than 1 million enterprise clients and expanded its AI based compliance tools for B2B trade payments, announced in a press release.
The company shared the figures during XTransfer Summit 26 in Shenzhen. The event gathered more than 4,500 foreign trade enterprises, over 50 banks and financial institutions, and industry participants to discuss trade payments, business growth, and digital tools for finance.
XTransfer said its Local Account service now covers nearly 60 countries and regions across Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, Europe, the Americas, Australia, and New Zealand. The service lets buyers pay sellers in local currencies.
The company also said TradePilot includes 72 AI agents in its review workflow. The system supports KYC onboarding, transaction authenticity checks, and ongoing AML monitoring for B2B trade payment reviews.
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