Moneycorp runs a 40-year-old payments and currency exchange business serving mid-market and enterprise clients. The tech stack reveals an infrastructure-heavy modernization phase: Kubernetes and Kafka underpin a distributed system, Azure and Terraform point to active cloud migration, and the adoption of Azure Cloud Adoption Framework signals a systematic move away from legacy IaaS. The hiring surge (37 roles in the last 30 days across sales, ops, and engineering) combined with projects around regulatory reporting, US bank launches, and payment evolution indicates Moneycorp is scaling compliance and geographic footprint while rearchitecting core payment rails.
Notable leadership hires: Regional Sales Director, Payment Solutions Managing Director, Sales Director
Moneycorp is a London-based financial services company specializing in international payments, FX trading, hedging, and currency risk management. The company serves corporate clients navigating cross-border trade and operates a platform that integrates with banking systems globally, offering 24/7 FX and payments services across multiple time zones. With 501–1,000 employees headquartered in Victoria, London, and hiring now across eight countries (UK, US, Canada, Spain, Ireland, Brazil, China, Gibraltar), Moneycorp is expanding its sales organization and engineering capacity. Active projects include a greenfield US bank initiative, regulatory reporting enhancements, and a D365 CRM roadmap, reflecting both geographic expansion and digital transformation efforts.
Moneycorp uses Kubernetes, Kafka, Azure, Terraform, SQL, and Python for core systems. Supporting tools include SWIFT, Fedwire, Dynamics 365, Power BI, Tableau, and Microsoft Fabric. Active adoption of Azure Cloud Adoption Framework signals ongoing cloud-native migration.
Moneycorp is actively hiring across eight countries: United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Spain, Ireland, Brazil, China, and Gibraltar, reflecting geographic expansion in North America and emerging markets.
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