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Expensify Announces ‘Sweeping’ International Expansion

Financial management app now includes support for corporate card import from over 10,000 more banks worldwide Expensify, a financial management app for expenses, travel and…

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Harvey Chipkin

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Financial management app now includes support for corporate card import from over 10,000 more banks worldwide

Expensify, a financial management app for expenses, travel and corporate cards, announced a sweeping expansion of international support across its platform. The launch includes support for corporate card import from over 10,000 more banks worldwide, multilingual capabilities, Euro-based billing, international reimbursements in New Expensify, and beta access to the Expensify Card across the UK, EU and soon, Canada.

These updates, said the announcement, mark a milestone in Expensify’s global strategy, enabling businesses across the world to manage expenses and cards faster and more seamlessly than ever before — all within a single platform.

David Barrett, CEO, said, “Now, companies everywhere can handle expenses, cards, reimbursements and more — entirely within Expensify.”

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Highlights of the expansion include:

  • Expanded company card support, with more than 10,000 new banks around the world integrated for seamless import and reconciliation;
  • Language localization beyond English and Spanish in New Expensify, with support for 10 more languages, including French, German, Italian and Japanese;
  • Euro-based billing, so members can pay for their Expensify subscriptions in euros (in addition to US dollars, British pounds, Australian dollars and New Zealand dollars);
  • Global reimbursement support to withdraw from business bank accounts in US dollars, Canadian dollars, British pounds, euros and Australian dollars, and deposit into bank accounts in almost any country — right in New Expensify;
  • Expensify Card beta now live in the UK and European Union, with Canadian support on the way.

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