Clients Abroad. No Way to Get Paid.

As global migration increases—driven by economic hardship, conflict, and opportunity—millions of people from countries like Iran, Afghanistan, and beyond are now living across Europe. While they’ve relocated physically, many still depend on service providers in their home countries: doctors, therapists, educators, coaches, and others who understand their culture, language, and personal history. These services are available and trusted—but there’s one critical barrier: cross-border payments. Service providers in local countries are often excluded from global financial networks due to sanctions, banking restrictions, or platform limitations. As a result, willing customers can’t pay, and capable providers can’t get paid.