HANGZHOU, China, Sept. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- On September 25, 2025, the Fourth Global Digital Trade Expo kicked off in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. Pyvio, a global payment service provider specializing in emerging markets, stood out at the expo with its exceptional technology and innovative solutions. At the Product and Brand Launch event, Pyvio showcased its global collection and payment solutions tailored to Latin American market, and demonstrated its comprehensive capabilities across Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Africa, making a remarkable impression. Furthermore, Pyvio's pioneering innovations and significant contributions to digital trade have earned the company two prestigious accolades: the 2025 Zhejiang Digital Trade Innovation Application Third Prize awarded by Zhejiang Department of Commerce, and the Pioneer Award (DT Award) at the 4th Global Digital Trade Expo.
These significant achievements highlight Pyvio's technical prowess and industry leadership in connecting payment channels across Southeast Asia, Africa, and Latin America, earning high recognition from government bodies, industry experts, and global clients. Looking ahead, Pyvio will continue to innovate, leveraging its deeply localized payment networks and one-stop intelligent fund management system to help businesses overcome cross-border payment barriers and seamlessly engage with emerging markets, achieving the security, efficiency, and growth of global digital trade.
Ⅰ. Strategic Expansion into Three Key Emerging Markets to Simplify the Global Payment Ecosystem
With the continued globalization of digital trade, emerging markets have become the most promising regions for growth. However, the complexity of their payment ecosystems presents significant barriers for businesses seeking to expand into these regions. Since its outset, Pyvio has been committed to deepening its presence in emerging markets and has successfully built a localized financial network across the three key emerging markets of Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Africa, enabling businesses to access secure, efficient, and compliant payment services.
Latin American Market: Innovative Solutions to Overcome Payment Challenges
At the Product and Brand Launch event, Pyvio introduced its comprehensive payment solutions tailored to the Latin American market. In light of the region's complex regulatory environment and fragmented payment ecosystem, Pyvio has innovatively upgraded its proven localized operational model from Southeast Asia, rolling out three core solutions to directly address the key pain points of sellers in Latin America:
Independent Local Accounts to Ensure Fund Security: Providing each store with a dedicated local collection account to isolate funds, eliminating account association and suspension risks.
Local Currency Direct Collection to Reduce Foreign Exchange Losses: Supporting buyers to pay in local currencies, with funds directly reaching sellers' local accounts, avoiding multiple currency conversions and significantly reducing exchange costs.
Multi-Platform Fund Management: Enabling sellers to manage funds from multiple platforms and stores in one unified dashboard, enhancing operational efficiency and fund visibility.
Pyvio's three-pronged solution of "Independent Accounts + Local Currency Direct Collection + Smart Management" addresses cross-border payment challenges at the source, empowering businesses to thrive in the complex Latin American market.
Southeast Asia and Africa Markets: Deepening Presence in Emerging Markets and Building Mature Localized Payment Ecosystems
As a long-standing leader in emerging market payments, Pyvio has successfully built mature, stable, and highly localized payment ecosystems across Southeast Asia and Africa, laying a solid foundation for cross-border trade and the growth of the digital economy in the region. B2C e-commerce sellers, B2B traders, and software developers alike can quickly connect to local payment channels through Pyvio, enabling precise, country-specific fund management. On this foundation, Pyvio also offers a one-stop financial solution covering bulk payments, payroll, and supplier settlements, empowering businesses to expand their cross-border operations efficiently. Leveraging this mature ecosystem, Pyvio has become the preferred payment infrastructure for numerous companies in Southeast Asia and Africa, with extensive success stories across e-commerce, international trade, gaming, and social sectors.
Pyvio's value lies not only in enabling businesses to receive payments, but in ensuring they do so efficiently, securely, and cost-effectively. By bridging platforms with sellers and integrating multi-currency and streamlined settlement networks, Pyvio has established itself as a trusted financial partner for enterprises expanding into emerging markets, delivering end-to-end support from global collection to fund flow management.
Ⅱ. Multiple Honors for Excellence in Innovation and Practice from Authorities
In addition to its cutting-edge product launch, Pyvio also obtained multiple authoritative awards at the expo with its exceptional industry contributions and innovation breakthrough, which highlight its exemplary role and brand influence in the digital trade sector. Pyvio was awarded 2025 Zhejiang Digital Trade Innovation Application Third Prize, which acknowledges Pyvio's advanced technology in fintech infrastructure and its positive social and economic impact. Besides, Pyvio also won the Fourth Global Digital Trade Expo Pioneer Award(DT Award), which reinforces Pyvio's breakthrough ability and forward-thinking strategy as a leading payment service provider, especially in complex payment environments.
"We are deeply honored to receive these recognitions. It is not only an honor for Pyvio, but also a strong acknowledgment of the value of the entire emerging market payment industry. Our mission is to build the next generation of global payment infrastructure, enabling every business, big or small, to reach consumers in every corner of the world with ease, efficiency, and security," said Pyvio's co-founder.
Ⅲ. Productive Discussions at Pyvio's Booth to Foster Win-Win Ecological Cooperation
During the expo, Pyvio's booth attracted a large number of representatives from cross-border e-commerce platforms, foreign trade companies, financial institutions, and media outlets. Through live system demonstrations and case studies, Pyvio showcased its payment network infrastructure, technological solutions, and successful practices in emerging markets such as Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa, further solidifying its role as a key payment partner for Chinese enterprises expanding internationally.
About Pyvio
Pyvio is a global fintech company committed to building localized financial infrastructure that enables international businesses to manage global funds efficiently. As a cross-border payment service provider focused on emerging markets, Pyvio serves fast-growing economies in Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Africa, going beyond traditional European and North American markets.
By cooperating with multiple primary clearing banks across the globe and licensed domestic institutions, Pyvio offers a one-stop cross-border payment solution that integrates global collection, payment, acquiring, virtual credit cards, and currency exchange services across countries including Vietnam, Singapore, the Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, Nigeria, Ghana, Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia.
Pyvio is a licensed Money Service Operator (MSO) in Hong Kong and registered as a Money Services Business with FinCEN (USA) and FINTRAC (Canada), with additional payment licenses across Southeast Asia, Middle East, Europe in progress. The company also adheres to international payment security standards such as PCI DSS to ensure the highest levels of data and fund security. By combining full compliance with international financial regulations and fintech innovation, Pyvio is dedicated to building a comprehensive payment ecosystem that empowers Chinese brands to expand internationally, deliver seamless services to global users, and accelerate global business growth.
For more information, please visit https://pyvio.com/en
Contact:
mkt@pyvio.com
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Pyvio Shines at the 4th Global Digital Trade Expo: Unlocking New Pathways for Digital Trade in Emerging Markets with Global Payment Infrastructure, Winning Multiple Authoritative Certifications
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NEW YORK, Dec. 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- 2025 was a year of challenges, a year of action and, most importantly, a year where it became increasingly clear that change is possible through shared ambition.
In the face of complex global challenges, the UN Global Compact demonstrated that through collaboration, accountability and collective leadership, businesses have the power to step up and show up for people, the planet and the future.
The private sector plays a critical role in creating a safer, more inclusive and resilient world. It's not just the right thing to do — it's good business.
Additionally, 2025 marked the 25th anniversary of the UN Global Compact, a moment to commemorate progress and focus on the transformations ahead. As we reflect on 2025, we approach the next 25 with energy, urgency and optimism about what's possible.
Global growth
The reach of the UN Global Compact continues to expand as more stakeholders join the movement for responsible business.
2025 marked an inflection point in growth and impact. In the past five years alone, the UN Global Compact has nearly doubled participation to more than 23,000 companies across 160+ countries, expanding its small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) and regional programmes and raising the bar for corporate ambition and accountability.
We welcomed three new Country Networks this year, strengthening local implementation of the Ten Principles and enabling more companies to take action aligned with global standards and country-specific priorities.
Business with global stakeholders
Throughout 2025, the UN Global Compact convened leaders from business, Government, civil society, academia and youth to accelerate progress across the Sustainable Development Goals.
Momentum around social sustainability was especially strong this year. From global advocacy at the Commission on the Status of Women to strengthened partnerships on human rights, the UN Global Compact continued to elevate equity and inclusion across businesses and markets.
A major highlight was the launch of the Ring the Bell LGBTIQ+ Equality Initiative, in partnership with UN Human Rights, the UN Sustainable Stock Exchange Initiative and Koppa, as well as the annual Ring the Bell for General Equity celebration. Through coordinated bell-ringing ceremonies at stock exchanges globally, 14 countries amplified a powerful message: equality is good for people, good for markets and good for business.
At the World Social Summit, business leaders emphasized that social development, decent work, equity, social protection and lifelong learning are fundamental to sustainable economic growth and a just transition.
UN General Assembly High-Level Week was another pivotal moment for the UN Global Compact this year. Marking the 80th anniversary of the United Nations and the 25th anniversary of the Global Compact, business leaders gathered to reaffirm their commitment to multilateralism and the power of tackling tough challenges together.
During the UN General Assembly, hundreds of business leaders and partners came together at the Private Sector Forum, the UN Global Compact Hub and the Leaders Summit. Conversations centred on rebuilding trust, accelerating climate action and strengthening the role of responsible business in advancing peace, prosperity and the SDGs.
Additionally, the Unstoppable Africa event highlighted the continent's tremendous potential for business, trade and investment, and showcased the strategic role businesses play in advancing sustainable and inclusive growth.
Beyond these specific events, throughout the year, companies engaged meaningfully across themes and regions through:
- Financing for Development: Mobilizing capital for the SDGs
- High-Level Political Forum: Strengthening accountability for progress
- Food Systems Summit Stocktake: Accelerating action for sustainable, equitable food systems
- COP30: Reaffirming climate action and charting a path for our future
Moments like these reinforce the power of public-private collaboration in advancing global goals.
New insights, tools and guidance
In 2025, the UN Global Compact released a series of resources to help companies transform their commitments into meaningful action. These included:
The UN Global Compact – Accenture 2025 CEO Study showcased global executive perspectives on sustainability transformation.
The Non-Discrimination and Equality Analysis Tool helps companies assess and strengthen their approach to eliminating discrimination in work-related activities.
The Ocean Investment Protocol revealed a practical framework for scaling blue finance and ocean stewardship.
The EU Sustainability Navigator provides timely, expert-led insights into the latest EU policy shifts, translating the complex landscape into practical implications and impactful action.
Collectively, these tools support companies seeking to integrate sustainability into governance, operations, finance and culture.
2026 and beyond…
We look back on this last year with gratitude, ambition and hope for the future.
This year affirmed that when businesses take action grounded in principles, guided by science and united around shared goals, transformation is possible.
As we enter the next chapter of the UN Global Compact, our ambition is clear: to accelerate progress, deepen accountability and mobilize the full power of business to create a more resilient, inclusive and sustainable world.
NEW YORK, Dec. 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- 2025 was a year of challenges, a year of action and, most importantly, a year where it became increasingly clear that change is possible through shared ambition.
In the face of complex global challenges, the UN Global Compact demonstrated that through collaboration, accountability and collective leadership, businesses have the power to step up and show up for people, the planet and the future.
The private sector plays a critical role in creating a safer, more inclusive and resilient world. It's not just the right thing to do — it's good business.
Additionally, 2025 marked the 25th anniversary of the UN Global Compact, a moment to commemorate progress and focus on the transformations ahead. As we reflect on 2025, we approach the next 25 with energy, urgency and optimism about what's possible.
Global growth
The reach of the UN Global Compact continues to expand as more stakeholders join the movement for responsible business.
2025 marked an inflection point in growth and impact. In the past five years alone, the UN Global Compact has nearly doubled participation to more than 23,000 companies across 160+ countries, expanding its small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) and regional programmes and raising the bar for corporate ambition and accountability.
We welcomed three new Country Networks this year, strengthening local implementation of the Ten Principles and enabling more companies to take action aligned with global standards and country-specific priorities.
Business with global stakeholders
Throughout 2025, the UN Global Compact convened leaders from business, Government, civil society, academia and youth to accelerate progress across the Sustainable Development Goals.
Momentum around social sustainability was especially strong this year. From global advocacy at the Commission on the Status of Women to strengthened partnerships on human rights, the UN Global Compact continued to elevate equity and inclusion across businesses and markets.
A major highlight was the launch of the Ring the Bell LGBTIQ+ Equality Initiative, in partnership with UN Human Rights, the UN Sustainable Stock Exchange Initiative and Koppa, as well as the annual Ring the Bell for General Equity celebration. Through coordinated bell-ringing ceremonies at stock exchanges globally, 14 countries amplified a powerful message: equality is good for people, good for markets and good for business.
At the World Social Summit, business leaders emphasized that social development, decent work, equity, social protection and lifelong learning are fundamental to sustainable economic growth and a just transition.
UN General Assembly High-Level Week was another pivotal moment for the UN Global Compact this year. Marking the 80th anniversary of the United Nations and the 25th anniversary of the Global Compact, business leaders gathered to reaffirm their commitment to multilateralism and the power of tackling tough challenges together.
During the UN General Assembly, hundreds of business leaders and partners came together at the Private Sector Forum, the UN Global Compact Hub and the Leaders Summit. Conversations centred on rebuilding trust, accelerating climate action and strengthening the role of responsible business in advancing peace, prosperity and the SDGs.
Additionally, the Unstoppable Africa event highlighted the continent's tremendous potential for business, trade and investment, and showcased the strategic role businesses play in advancing sustainable and inclusive growth.
Beyond these specific events, throughout the year, companies engaged meaningfully across themes and regions through:
- Financing for Development: Mobilizing capital for the SDGs
- High-Level Political Forum: Strengthening accountability for progress
- Food Systems Summit Stocktake: Accelerating action for sustainable, equitable food systems
- COP30: Reaffirming climate action and charting a path for our future
Moments like these reinforce the power of public-private collaboration in advancing global goals.
New insights, tools and guidance
In 2025, the UN Global Compact released a series of resources to help companies transform their commitments into meaningful action. These included:
The UN Global Compact – Accenture 2025 CEO Study showcased global executive perspectives on sustainability transformation.
The Non-Discrimination and Equality Analysis Tool helps companies assess and strengthen their approach to eliminating discrimination in work-related activities.
The Ocean Investment Protocol revealed a practical framework for scaling blue finance and ocean stewardship.
The EU Sustainability Navigator provides timely, expert-led insights into the latest EU policy shifts, translating the complex landscape into practical implications and impactful action.
Collectively, these tools support companies seeking to integrate sustainability into governance, operations, finance and culture.
2026 and beyond…
We look back on this last year with gratitude, ambition and hope for the future.
This year affirmed that when businesses take action grounded in principles, guided by science and united around shared goals, transformation is possible.
As we enter the next chapter of the UN Global Compact, our ambition is clear: to accelerate progress, deepen accountability and mobilize the full power of business to create a more resilient, inclusive and sustainable world.
** The press release content is from PR Newswire. Bastille Post is not involved in its creation. **
2025: A year of accelerating sustainable business
2025: A year of accelerating sustainable business
2025: A year of accelerating sustainable business
