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Remitly Partners with Etsy to Expand Payment Services
Remitly Global (RELY) announced that it has partnered with Etsy (ETSY) to be an additional payment provider on Etsy Payments, Etsy's payments platform, in 15 countries. The partnership marks the next step in Remitly's expansion beyond serving millions of individual customers into powering payments for small and medium businesses worldwide. Starting this fall, new international sellers opening an Etsy shop in select countries will have the option to choose Remitly as their payout provider during onboarding.
Sees Q3 Adjusted EBITDA of $410M-$415M
Sees Q3 adjusted EBITDA $410M-$415M.
Raises FY26 Adjusted EBITDA Outlook to $410M-$415M
Consensus $1.97B. Raises FY26 adjusted EBITDA view to $410M-$415M from $370M-$385M.
Remitly Q2 Revenue Reaches $495.16M, Exceeds Expectations
Reports Q2 revenue $495.16M, consensus $485.97M. "We delivered another excellent quarter, achieving record revenue, Adjusted EBITDA, and net income, while surpassing 10 million quarterly active customers for the first time in our company's history, a direct reflection of the trust and confidence customers place in Remitly," said Sebastian Gunningham, Chief Executive Officer. "Our results reflect the compounding advantages of a trusted global network, a strategy that resonates with customers, and rigorous cost discipline. AI-driven operating efficiencies are creating additional capacity to invest in growth while improving margins, giving us more confidence in the opportunities ahead."
Remitly Secures SVF License from UAE Central Bank
Remitly Global secured a stored value facilities, or SVF, license with Exchange Business Category IV from the Central Bank of the UAE. This authorization further extends Remitly's regulated global footprint and our service to customers across more than 175 countries. With the license secured, Remitly will be able to bring new products built to serve UAE customers.
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