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We Build Open Finance APIs for Cross-Border Financial Services: a. Account Information Service APIs b. Payment Initiation Service APIs Email: [email protected]
Chicago, IL
Joined November 2018
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The Next Frontier of Open Finance Is Cross-Border:
Cross-Border Open Finance APIs unlock new opportunities in:
a. Embedded Cross-Border Remittance
b. Cross-Border E-Commerce
c. Gig Economy Digital Wallet Aggregation
d. Optimized B2B Payments
e. Currency Exchanges
We are grateful to be one of the startups selected by BoA's Breakthrough Labs Fintech Accelerator. We are excited about the opportunity of working with Bank of America to bring cross-border payments technology to smaller financial institutions like community banks & credit unions
The #BofABreakthroughLab continues to springboard entrepreneurs toward achieving their dreams. This year’s cohort spans the globe with startups located in the U.S., LATAM, EMEA and APAC. Meet our 2023-2024 cohort. #fintech bit.ly/456AYnv
We have Plaid of Banking i.e. @Plaid itself
We have Plaid of Insurance e.g. Trellis
We have Plaid of Payroll e.g. @PinwheelAPI
We have Plaid of Accounting Services e.g. @AiRailz
And NOW Plaid of Cross-Border Payments:KAOSHIFI
Check it out!
In this implementation, KAOSHIFI's APIs are used to develop a cross-border payment request link which can be used by freelancers, small businesses, and retail users to request money from clients, or loved ones across the globe. NB: This is a real-live recording.
KaoshiFI retweeted
① Cross-border embedded remittances: @KaoshiAPI
What's Kaoshi? Think @Plaid for cross-border finance
Just as Plaid enables embedded finance by aggregating financial data, Kaoshi enables embedded cross-border payments by aggregating cross-border services
KaoshiFI retweeted
Thank you to @TechCrunch for highlighting and shining light on our latest cohort in the Start Path Open Banking Program 👏
Once again giving a big welcome to the startups; @Currensea, @Fego_ai, @KaoshiAPI, @AiRailz, AIS Gateway, Floid, Level, Percents. 🫶
techcrunch.com/2022/12/11/fi…
KaoshiFI retweeted
Beyond excited to see portfolio company @KaoshiAPI selected for the latest cohort of @MAstartpath #openbanking #proudinvestor #blackexcellence 🚀🚀🚀 mastercard.com/news/perspect…
OMG!!!
Kaoshi is honored to have been among the 5 startups admitted to the 2022 Plaid Finrise program. We are super excited to work with Plaid, the industry pioneers of Open Banking API technology. At Kaoshi, we develop Open Finance APIs that facilitate cross border finance.
Replying to @Plaid
2/ @KaoshiAPI: building APIs that enable cross-border financial services needed by immigrants in their home countries - remittance, health insurance, financing etc.
We are excited about the opportunity to bring the tremendous value of Open Banking/Finance API technology to immigrants, whose cross border financial needs are underserved, despite sending over $700B back to their home countries (World Bank Remittance Report).
We are grateful to be working with Plaid to nurture and grow this new utility of Open Finance API technology.
You can read more about us on kaoshi.network/
Hiya 🚀🚀🚀
Thank you for using Kaoshi Network. We at Engineering are so elated when we see a happy user.
Just used @KaoshiNetwork to send money to Nigeria! What an amazing service! Recipient received funds almost immediately.
I just used @KaoshiNetwork to send money to Nigeria. It was fast, efficient and cheap (60 cents). Highly recommend!
💕Thank you for helping us tell our story.
From our earliest users who helped us grow & solve this ubiquitous problem of informal P2P swap which Nigerians in the diaspora (like MBA students) have to engage in, in order to convert Naira to dollars. We digitized the process!
Replying to @Ambrosia_Ijebu @_SirWilliam_
This started in a group of Nigerian MBA students in the US. People normally ask for who has naira and then go offline to transact at a rate they agree. These guys simply standardized that and added a transaction fee. They don’t have a stack of $$ stashed somewhere to sell