dLocal, a leading payment platform that connects global business entities with emerging markets, today announced a new offering, dLocal Go, an online platform for entrepreneurs, startups and homeowners of small and medium-sized businesses can process payments and access other financial services in emerging markets around the world.
For many small businesses looking to go international, accepting only credit card payments has a high potential for lost sales. dLocal Go solves this problem by offering a self-service platform that allows you to launch local payment processing in Latin America, Africa and Asia in minutes. The online platform has been designed to help small and medium-sized businesses boost their sales as they expand into international and regional markets without having to be present in those countries. dLocal Go eliminates the technical, legal, and compliance issues that come with setting up payments in an emerging market.
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dLocal now accepts over 700 payment methods in 35 emerging markets. This means that dLocal Go will help businesses receive payments in local currencies and be able to convert them into dollars, euros or any other local currency in which dLocal operates.
“Entrepreneurs have the vision to start operating, grow and succeed with their business, and they are important drivers for prosperity,” said Rodrigo Sánchez Prandi, Senior Vice President of Product at dLocal. “With dLocal Go, these visionaries will now have the necessary financial and payment technology tools to reach billions of customers in Latin America, Africa and Asia with a simple, easy and fast solution in minutes. We are delighted to launch this product to help these high-potential companies achieve their overseas growth ambitions.”
With a single account, dLocal Go will allow entrepreneurs to operate in more than 35 countries without the need for entities on the ground that comply with local regulations. dLocal Go offers these companies the possibility of activating and deactivating markets depending on their sales needs. The service also ensures access to dLocal’s world-class fraud prevention network to reduce chargebacks while providing a secure payment experience for small and medium business customers. There is no need for coding or changes to the website. It’s designed to connect and work with Shopify, Shopify Plus, and other eCommerce platforms.
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