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Movere launches AI platform for payment acceptance and market expansion in 100+ countries

Movere launches AI platform for payment acceptance and market expansion in 100+ countries

Movere has rolled out an AI-native platform that combines payment acceptance, overseas hiring, and market-entry support through a single integration. For high-risk merchants, the relevant part is simple: the company says the setup can connect to existing software via AI agents and go live in as little as 15 minutes.

  1. The platform gives access to more than 500 payment methods across over 100 countries. Movere says businesses can use it to accept payments online and in person, which puts payment acceptance and international expansion into the same stack instead of treating them as separate projects.
  2. The Pay module lets companies set routing rules themselves. For example, they can prioritize the lowest cost or the highest chance of approval, and the system routes each transaction accordingly. That is the part PSPs and merchants will care about first: control over authorization logic without rebuilding the whole payments layer.
  3. Integration is handled by AI agents using the Model Context Protocol. According to Movere, the agents connect directly to a company’s existing software, removing the need for lengthy manual development and custom code from engineers reading documentation and wiring systems together by hand.
  4. The company says a business can go live in as little as 15 minutes. Movere also says its Connect module simplifies onboarding for multiple legal entities, while Grow, powered by Kumo HR, lets companies hire and pay teams in other countries without setting up a local legal entity. Unite is built for community groups collecting donations and fees, and Empower offers one-to-one consultations on regulation and market entry.
  5. Movere was founded by Praful Morar (CEO), Walé Abidakun (CSO) and Lukas Pukaj (CCO). The founders say they bring more than 70 years of experience from Worldpay, Safecharge, Nuvei, BGC Group, PayPal and NatWest, and that the company is fully funded by its founders.

Praful Morar said the platform is aimed at companies in retail, online gaming and other sectors that need to launch payment acceptance and operations quickly across different countries. For merchants in those verticals, the pitch is not just acquiring access; it is bundling payments, hiring, and market-entry guidance into one workflow.

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