Acctual

Acctual

The easiest crypto AP +Â AR automation and accounting in one.

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New York City, United States
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$15—23m
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Acctual, founded by Atikh Bana (CEO), Issa Hassan (CTO), and Mohamedeq Mohamed (CPO), is a financial technology company that simplifies B2B transactions by integrating cryptocurrency and traditional fiat systems. The founders' collective vision is to create a more inclusive and efficient global payment landscape, bridging the gap between the worlds of digital assets and conventional banking.

The platform enables businesses to create crypto invoices and manage cross-border payments seamlessly. It supports stablecoins like USDC and USDT, alongside fiat currencies such as USD and EUR, offering same-day settlement to either a crypto wallet or a traditional bank account. This dual functionality provides businesses with the flexibility to transact in their preferred currency, streamlining accounts payable and receivable processes.

Acctual's business model is centered on providing a secure and compliant environment for transactions, which includes Know Your Business (KYB) verification to ensure the legitimacy of its users. The company primarily serves businesses that engage in international trade or seek to leverage the speed and cost-effectiveness of crypto payments while retaining the option to operate within the traditional financial framework.

Keywords: B2B payments, crypto invoicing, stablecoin payments, cross-border transactions, fiat and crypto, payment processing, financial technology, accounts payable, accounts receivable, digital assets

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