BordexPay launches in Colombia with Colombia, Peru, Mexico and Brazil coverage from day one

BordexPay is a Colombian payment service provider (PSP) built to connect global payment methods to local banking rails across four markets without duplicate integrations. For high-risk merchants, the useful bit is simple: one API, multiple countries, and support for digital assets at checkout instead of the usual “please use a separate processor in each market” routine.

1. BordexPay says it starts operating simultaneously in Colombia, Peru, Mexico and Brazil, giving merchants in the region a single integration point to receive and send payments in multiple currencies.
2. The platform combines credit and debit cards, bank transfers, cash and global wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay, with tokenization and biometrics mentioned as part of the setup.
3. BordexPay also includes native digital assets at checkout, positioning them as real payment methods for marketplaces and e-commerce platforms, rather than forcing conversions through intermediaries.
4. The company says it offers USD and EUR account opening for both companies and individuals from Latin America, and direct integration with Bre-B in Colombia, PIX in Brazil and SPEI in Mexico, with real-time crediting.
5. The company is led by Johanna Polania Pascuas, CEO & Co-founder, and frames its pitch around interoperability across currencies and payment systems. The article also notes that the team’s background includes experience at PayPal, Afterpay, Monnet Payments, Efecty and Cobre.

The pitch is aimed at a very specific pain point in Latin America: merchants that want to sell across borders without stitching together a separate PSP, contract stack and technical team for each country. For PSPs and acquirers serving high-risk verticals, the extra detail that matters is the inclusion of digital assets at checkout and local instant-payment rails in four major markets.