Airwallex Founder Jack Zhang Becomes Billionaire as Cross-Border Payments Startup Hits $11 Billion Valuation
Jack Zhang, founder and CEO of Australian fintech startup Airwallex, has become a billionaire after building a cross-border payments platform valued at $11 billion. Launched in 2015, Airwallex has expanded beyond payments to offer global bank accounts, corporate cards, bill payments, and bookkeeping, serving 300,000 customers across 47 countries. Zhang owns 12% of the company, worth $1.3 billion. The article also notes allegations of sharing customer data with China as context.
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It took Jack Zhang 10 startups to figure out what he truly wanted to do.
His most recent one, Airwallex, turned him into a billionaire.
The cofounder and CEO owns 12% of the company, a stake now worth $1.3 billion.
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