StoneX strikes Shinhan cross-border payments alliance, expanding Asia footprint
Jul 30, 2026, 6:03 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Strategic cross-border platform expansion with a major regional bank can drive incremental payments volume, diversify revenue streams, and strengthen SNEX’s network effects, potentially supporting multiple expansion in Asia and improved pricing leverage as corridors grow.
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StoneX Group announced a strategic partnership with Shinhan Bank to integrate StoneX Payments' cross-border payments and FX platform across 140 currencies and 180 countries. The deal expands StoneX’s Asia-Pacific footprint and offers Shinhan clients access to institutional-grade payment infrastructure, potentially lowering costs and speeding settlements. Full integration will roll out in phases over the coming months, signaling a multi-quarter ramp in payments volumes for StoneX.
StoneX Payments and Shinhan Bank form a cross-border payments/FX partnership across 140 currencies.
Shinhan gains access to StoneX’s platform and 385+ banks; phased integration starts immediately.
Deal flows with StoneX’s Asia-Pacific expansion as demand grows for Latin America, Middle East, Africa corridors.
Shinhan customers to benefit from lower costs and faster settlements as integration progresses.
StoneX emphasizes Asia growth with 20th year in Asia highlighted.
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