Orbital

Company size
51-200 employees

Company Overview

Orbital is a leading global payment platform that revolutionizes the way businesses handle transactions. With a focus on combining the efficiency of stablecoins with traditional payment methods, Orbital offers a unique solution tailored for the modern marketplace.

At the core of Orbital's services is its enterprise-level platform, designed to meet the needs of businesses of all sizes. This platform facilitates the seamless reception, exchange, and settlement of funds, providing a robust infrastructure for handling various types of currencies.

One of the key advantages of using Orbital is its integration of over 80 exotic currencies along with all major stablecoins and traditional currencies. This vast array of options enables businesses to operate internationally and efficiently manage their finances across diverse markets.

Additionally, Orbital’s platform boasts exceptional speed, allowing companies to process transactions in real-time. This agility is crucial in today’s fast-paced economy, where quick decision-making and timely payments can provide a competitive edge.

Security is also a top priority for Orbital. The platform employs advanced security measures to protect sensitive financial data and ensure that all transactions are conducted safely and securely. This commitment to safety instills confidence in users, enabling them to focus on their core business operations.

In conclusion, Orbital stands out as a versatile and powerful payment solution for businesses looking to enhance their payment processing capabilities. By leveraging the strengths of both stablecoins and traditional financial systems, Orbital empowers businesses to thrive in a global economy.

Company news

  • Orbital Matter 3D prints beam in orbit with Replicator-2

    Orbital Matter successfully 3D printed a half-meter beam in orbit using its Replicator-2 satellite, as reported by tek.sapo.pt. The CubeSat, launched in July on SpaceX's Transporter-17 mission, carries four 3D printers. This achievement marks a step towards building large structures directly in space. Previous 3D printing attempts were limited to the International Space Station's pressurized environment.

    Source: tek.sapo.pt

  • London Fintech Orbital Eyes Portugal for Tech Talent, Offers Salaries Up to €80K

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