No matter where a business is located, there is a high chance that business has customers in other places around the world. In addition to those goods and services crossing boundaries, so can the payment and the payout. Today, Richard Meszaros, Vice President and Head of Cross Border Money Movement for North America at Visa Direct, and Robert Clayton, Vice President of Digital Payouts at Fiserv, examine the innovations that support and enable budding entrepreneurs, artists and craftspeople who can’t make a living solely by selling their goods locally, and raise fortunes globally. You won’t want to miss this engaging new episode of Money Travels, brought to you by Visa.
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