Kazakhstan payment landscape: The best ways to send and receive money internationally
The right payment solution for your business saves both time and money. In this infographic, we explore the major players in Kazakhstan’s payment ecosystem for international transfers.

Introduction
When conducting business in Kazakhstan, efficient navigation of cross-border transactions is imperative. A survey conducted by Flywire revealed that 90 percent of respondents identified the challenges of collecting cross-border payments as having a negative impact on their ability to expand internationally.
Business owners often have to navigate complex financial systems, high transaction fees, opaque costs, and currency fluctuations — factors that can significantly impact the bottom line. As such, businesses must find seamless and efficient payment solutions that help them thrive and grow their operations.
Download our infographic to discover the best methods for businesses in Kazakhstan to send and receive money internationally.
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