Endl
Where businesses pay and get paid globally
104 followers
Where businesses pay and get paid globally
104 followers
Endl is the operating layer for global money flows. It brings together crypto and fiat accounts, payouts, FX, and reconciliation into a single platform so product teams can eliminate fragmented financial tooling, reduce manual operational work, and scale cross-border operations with greater clarity and speed.
This is the 2nd launch from Endl. View more
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Launching today
Endl is the global operating account for borderless businesses. Collect payments, hold funds in fiat or stablecoins, pay contractors in 160+ countries, and spend with corporate cards. All from one account built for fast, compliant global business operations.
Free
Launch Team
Scarlett.
Release AI
@Endl @byalexai Congrats team! Love the "one account instead of five providers" positioning. Contractor payouts across 160+ countries alone solves a painful problem.
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EverTutor AI
How are you handling compliance across 160+ countries without making onboarding painful?
Congrats on the launch 🚀
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Ashita, co-founder of Endl.
We built Endl because every founder outside the US knows this pain: you earn in dollars, but spending them is somehow still a problem.
You're paying for Claude, Cursor, AWS, Notion, Linear. Your card declines. Or you're converting local currency, paying FX fees, and losing money just to access tools your US counterparts use without thinking about it.
We built the account we wished we had:
Receive payments from global platforms in stablecoins
Hold your balance in digital dollars, no conversion needed
Spend on any SaaS, ads, or tools with a global card
Earn yield on idle balances
No US company required
Built for founders and businesses operating across Southeast Asia, MENA, and Latin America.
We've processed $100M+ in volume across 500+ businesses.
If you're a founder outside the US who's ever had a payment fail on a tool you needed, I'd love to hear what's breaking for you.
— Ashita
This is a space that still feels much more fragmented than it should be.
As someone building a startup from Europe, I've definitely felt how quickly global finance becomes messy once you have international customers, contractors, different currencies, and eventually stablecoins entering the picture. Having one operating account instead of stitching together five different services is a compelling direction.
The stablecoin support is especially interesting. it feels like we're finally reaching the point where it's becoming practical infrastructure rather than just a crypto feature :)
Curious which type of company has been the biggest early adopter so far. SaaS startups, agencies, marketplaces, or something completely different?
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Been watching this space for a while and the "banking at home" framing nails the actual pain. The five-day wait and hidden FX are exactly what kills margin for anyone selling across borders. Congrats on the launch.
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