goLance seeks Ripple’s help to integrate faster, efficient payment solutions

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Michael Brooks, Co-founder and CEO of goLance, recently shared the news that goLance was taking Ripple’s help to integrate its payment gateways and facilitate easier and faster cross-border payments for users across the world.

Brooks broke the news during the 2019 American Business Awards ceremony, going on to thank Ripple after winning 3 Stevie awards.

Paralect, an IT services company also partnered with goLance, congratulated goLance on the same and stated,

“We’re beyond happy to congratulate our partners and friends at goLance on their 2019 Stevie Awards. Our team has worked with goLance since 2014 and continues to refine the product that is attracting more and more freelance talent around the world… Most recently, we’ve developed a solution to add the Ripple Network to the long list of goLance payment integrations. This will allow fast and secure cross-border payment solutions via digital asset.”

goLance is a platform/marketplace where one can hire freelancers on an hourly basis or on fixed bid projects. Paralect helps small and medium-sized industries/companies launch products that drive innovation.

Ripple has the most skin in the game, especially when it comes to the cross-border payments sector. Ripple has a plethora of partners already making use of Ripple’s proprietary blockchain payment solutions, as well as digital asset-based solutions that are helping companies around the world send payments in a better, faster, and a more secure way.

Ripple’s xRapid solution is completely based on the digital asset XRP, which provides liquidity to facilitate cross-border payments. Other solutions such as xCurrent and xVia make use of blockchain technology to deliver faster payments.

A Reddit user, @Furitlicious, commented,

“1 of many to come. Can’t wait for them to throw out the “Runs on Ripple” slogan”

Another Reddit user, @Daleeburg, commented,

“Is there anything stopping any business from hooking into xRapid for cross border payments without a bank?”

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