Born in Paris. Built for every merchant tired of losing money to borders.
Brice Mba was running a small import business in Paris when he realized he'd spent three days waiting for a payment from a client in Lagos. The bank said 5-7 business days. It took nine. By the time the money arrived, the exchange rate had moved, and he'd lost more than 6% of the value to fees he couldn't see on any invoice.
He wasn't alone. Merchants across France and Europe were dealing with the same opaque, slow infrastructure — built for large banks, not small retailers. So in 2023, he started REasy.
The idea was simple: give merchants the same financial tools that large multinationals have access to. Real exchange rates. Fast settlements. Compliance that doesn't require a legal team. Shipping that talks to your payments.
Today, REasy processes over 2 million transactions per month across 47 countries. We're still a small team. We still work out of Paris. And we're still solving the same problem Brice couldn't get a bank to fix.
We measure success the same way our merchants do — by what actually hits the bank account.
Not values we wrote for a pitch deck. Things we've had arguments about in our office over the last three years.
Every fee shown before you confirm. No charges that appear only on your statement. If you can't see it in the dashboard before you click send, it doesn't exist in our model.
Cash flow is everything for a merchant. We built our settlement infrastructure around getting you paid faster than the traditional banking system thinks is necessary.
Not just Europe. Not just English-speaking markets. REasy was built from day one to serve merchants trading with Africa, Asia, and Latin America — markets most fintech platforms treat as afterthoughts.