Online event
A beginner's guide to digital payment solutions when selling overseas
Tuesday 12 August at 12:30PM
Event endedUnderstand how to implement digital payment systems, using different payment methods, and how to ensure secure and efficient transactions when trading with overseas customers.
What you’ll learn
- learn about the different digital payment methods and platforms available for international transactions
- discover how digital payments can improve customer satisfaction and streamline business operations.
- understand how to use exchange rates to take payments, minimise payment for commission and paying suppliers in their currency
Description
This webinar is part of the Strategic Horizons in Export: Expanding the female digital frontier series, helping women entrepreneurs and leaders of small businesses in the digital economy learn how to scale digital businesses globally. It is delivered in partnership with the Department for Business and Trade's Digital Commerce Team.
In the digital economy, digital payments play a crucial role in facilitating cross-border sales and scaling businesses internationally. In this session, we will explore the various digital payment solutions available and how they can be utilised to enhance business operations and customer experiences.
Whether you're looking to expand your business globally or optimise your existing payment processes, this session will provide valuable insights and practical strategies.
Speakers
George Bland
Agency Partnerships Manager, Airwallex
George is a digital payments specialist at Airwallex, where they work closely with SMEs to simplify and accelerate international payments and financial operations.
With extensive experience supporting UK CEOs, founders, and growth-focused businesses in navigating the complexities of selling overseas, George brings practical insights into how innovative payment solutions can unlock new export opportunities and drive business growth.
At Airwallex, George helps growing companies streamline cross-border transactions, optimise foreign exchange, and overcome common barriers to global expansion.