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dLocal shares rise 2.93% premarket after partnering with Digit9 for faster remittances in Africa.
ByAinvest
Friday, Aug 15, 2025 5:10 am ET1min read
Dlocal Limited rose 2.93% in premarket trading, with the company partnering with Digit9 to bring faster, more efficient remittances to Africa. The partnership expands local payouts in five African markets, reducing delays and increasing payout efficiency through integration with widely used local and alternative payment methods across key corridors. Additionally, dLocal hiked its 2025 guidance after growth beat expectations, contributing to the positive sentiment around the stock.
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