An odd paradox exists in the way capital moves around the world — or doesn’t — from developed to developing countries.
A few specific technology hurdles halt the flow of money, at the personal level, from transferring wealth to and investing in emerging markets. Issues with ledgers of exchange, unique identifiers, transfer costs and points of access all impact capital flows across borders.
Innovative firms have made strides developing solutions for each, but a comprehensive technology answer still remains to be found.