Maisha Siddiqui is a 34-year-old small business owner based in El Paso, Texas, running a textile and home goods import operation that sources products from suppliers in Mexico. Her position at the US–Mexico border places her at the intersection of three currencies — USD, PKR, and MXN — making cross border payments a daily reality rather than an occasional task.
Before finding Remlo , Maisha relied on traditional bank wire transfers to pay her suppliers. Payments to Pakistan took five to seven business days with no real-time tracking, and the exchange rates offered by her bank consistently eroded her margins on every conversion. Managing separate accounts for different currencies turned monthly bookkeeping into a manual, time-consuming process she handled largely on her own.
