Okoora and Tkambio unite to power US FX expansion

July 22, 2025

Okoora has partnered with Tkambio USA to strengthen foreign exchange (FX) infrastructure in the US, as the FinTech firm continues its expansion across the American market.

Tkambio, known for its multi-currency exchange and global payment solutions, will now benefit from Okoora’s AI-powered FX360 engine—an infrastructure layer built for real-time risk management, liquidity routing, and seamless cross-border execution.

The partnership is already live with select users. This collaboration equips Tkambio with a modern infrastructure to eliminate operational hurdles and optimise FX conversions. Businesses using the platform can now enjoy automated hedging, faster transaction speeds, and full transparency—all managed through a single streamlined account.

Okoora founder and CEO Benjamin Avraham said, “Our partnership with TKambio USA is another validation that FX360 is not a product you use, it’s the infrastructure you run on. By embedding our risk-neutral, AI-powered FX engine directly into their offering, TKambio can scale globally, monetize the flow, and deliver institutional-grade infrastructure to clients, without needing to build it themselves. This is what Embedded FX Infrastructure means: invisible protection, fully automated, already live.”

Tkambio USA founder and CEO Simon Gómez echoed this sentiment, stating, “This partnership with Okoora goes beyond technology, it’s about building the financial infrastructure that America needs to thrive. By integrating FX360 directly into our platform, TKambio gains the ability to scale in multiple markets, monetize flows in real time, and deliver institutional-grade services without reinventing the wheel.”

Okoora’s FX360 engine provides a modular, AI-driven solution that identifies FX exposures in real time, applies advanced risk-management logic, and automates hedging strategies. It can be embedded directly within ERPs, platforms, and financial systems. This capability is particularly valuable for banks, payment service providers, SaaS platforms, and globally operating businesses seeking efficient FX control without having to invest in building proprietary infrastructure.