We are building the company
we wanted to use.
Bordera moves money from the United States to India and the Philippines. Two corridors, chosen deliberately, learned properly.
Sending $200 across a border
still costs 6.36%.
The international target agreed in 2015 was under 3% by 2030. A decade later the global average has moved about a percentage point, and 2030 is four years away.
We could not find a good reason for that gap. Most of the cost is not the fee people argue about - it is the exchange rate, and it is the part almost nobody shows you. So we show it.
Three commitments, and they are
the ones we can be held to.
Every number, before you send
Fee, taxes, rate and the exact amount received - disclosed before you authorise, not confirmed afterwards.
Rewards kept out of the price
Points are shown on their own line. They reduce what you pay; they never alter the rate or the amount that arrives.
Two corridors, done properly
We would rather be genuinely good on two routes than adequate on forty.
Two corridors first.
A payments platform after.
We are deliberately narrow at launch. What comes next is broader, and we would rather say so plainly than surprise people with it later.
Sending money home
Consumer transfers from the United States to India and the Philippines, with a Rewards programme for senders and eligible recipients.
Recurring global payments
A Bordera virtual card - digital only, issued in the app, no physical card - and broader recurring payment infrastructure for people and businesses moving money across borders regularly.
Bordera is building a compliance-first, stablecoin-enabled cross-border payments platform that makes recurring global money movement faster, cheaper, and more transparent.
This is how we describe the company to partners and investors. On the consumer pages we lead with what it does for you, not with what it runs on - which is why you will not find that language anywhere else on this site.
“I started Bordera because a cross-border transfer is never just a transaction. It is someone sending money with a purpose and someone waiting for it with a need. Yet, the person receiving it is often left without answers when things go wrong. I believe that needs to change.”
My work spans around company strategy, finance, product, and marketing at Bordera, building a company around a simple idea: both people in a transfer deserve clarity, confidence, and a better experience.
We are here to make moving money across borders feel more human, transparent, and dependable.
“At Bordera, I oversee compliance, operations, product, partnerships, and global expansion at Bordera. Twenty years in global payments showed me that compliance is not just about following rules; it is about building systems people can trust.”
The moment that stays with me is when a transfer gets held and nobody can explain why. That experience shaped how I think about payments.
At Bordera, we are building the licensing, controls, and settlement infrastructure to make cross-border transfers more predictable and transparent, so both the sender and receiver can understand what is happening and trust the journey.
Our Leadership
I believe great payment experiences are built on reliable operations and thoughtful processes. At Bordera, I focus on making cross-border payments simpler, more efficient, and dependable. From risk and compliance to process optimization, I work across teams to turn complex challenges into practical solutions, building an operational foundation that scales with our customers and their needs.
I drive growth and marketing at Bordera, shaping how people discover, understand, and trust our brand. I spend time listening to senders and receivers, turning what they need into clear stories and simple experiences. My focus is making cross-border payments feel human, effortless, and meaningful, while keeping the technology behind every transfer invisible to everyone.
I specialize in technical architecture, Agentic AI, cloud infrastructure, and scalable financial systems. I bring expertise across AWS, Kubernetes, DevOps, and AI-driven automation, working closely with product and engineering teams to build secure, resilient platforms that simplify complex challenges and power the future of digital banking.
Be the First to Send Money with Bordera
Two corridors to begin with. Tell us where you send and secure your spot on the priority waitlist.