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As FX Volatility Continues, Xflow Helps Indian Exporters Turn Currency Risk into a Profit Lever
For decades, Indian exporters have quietly absorbed high foreign exchange (FX) costs as an unavoidable part of global trade. While Indian products, services, and talent became globally competitive, the infrastructure supporting cross-border payments remained expensive, opaque, and slow - eroding margins through hidden FX spreads and delayed settlements. Anand Balaji, Co-founder and CEO, Xflow Over the last few months, as global markets...
For decades, Indian exporters have quietly absorbed high foreign exchange (FX) costs as an unavoidable part of global trade. While Indian products, services, and talent became globally competitive, the infrastructure supporting cross-border payments remained expensive, opaque, and slow - eroding margins through hidden FX spreads and delayed settlements.
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Anand Balaji, Co-founder and CEO, Xflow
Over the last few months, as global markets grew volatile and export margins tightened, these inefficiencies became impossible to ignore. It was this exact problem that led Ashwin Bhatnagar, Anand Balaji, and Abhijit Chandrasekaran to start Xflow, with a mission to make international payments transparent, fast, and affordable for Indian businesses.
“When we started Xflow, most exporters didn’t actually know what they were paying to receive international payments, high FX spreads were buried in fine print and treated as inevitable. Only large enterprises could negotiate better terms. We believed transparency had to be the starting point,” said Ashwin Bhatnagar, Co-founder, Xflow.
