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Convera names four leaders for cross-border payments push

PayDay News
22 Oct, 2026
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22 Oct, 2026
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Convera has appointed four senior leaders with experience at PayPal, Zelle and Shopify to advance cross-border payments, foreign exchange risk management and payment services embedded directly in existing business platforms.
Convera names four leaders for cross-border payments push
Mike Cahill, Convera executive vice-president and chief operating officer.

Convera has appointed four senior leaders with experience at PayPal, Zelle and Shopify to advance cross-border payments, foreign exchange risk management and payment services embedded directly in existing business platforms.

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