The report serves as a benchmark for how the company balances rapid cross-border expansion with rigorous compliance. By embedding AI-enhanced anti-money laundering and know-your-customer frameworks into its operations, Thunes aims to reinforce trust with banks, fintechs, and enterprise partners. These governance structures are designed to safeguard transaction integrity while supporting the firm’s broader mission of increasing financial inclusion in both established and emerging markets.
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Thunes Updates UN Global Compact Progress on Ethical Payment Operations
Thunes has published its 2026 Communication on Progress, detailing a strategic push to integrate ethical business practices across its global payment network. The Singapore-based firm, a participant since 2022, uses the report to showcase advancements in anti-corruption, labor standards, and human rights across 12 countries.

Deputy CEO Chloé Mayenobe noted that the documentation provides a transparent view of the company’s internal evolution as it scales. Beyond compliance, the initiative covers environmental stewardship and the fostering of an inclusive workforce. Chief Marketing Officer Mathieu Limousi emphasized that integrating these ESG foundations remains essential for maintaining the reliability required for global money movement, ensuring that investors and partners can depend on the firm’s operational resilience as it continues to grow.
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