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“We are thrilled Beau has joined us at this time of rapid development for Earthport. https://www.earthport.com/news-insights/earthport-appoints-new-head-europe/

Beau Andersen, Head of Europe, Earthport, said: “I’m delighted to be joining Earthport which, as the leading cross-border payment network, works with some of the biggest names in the banking industry. The company is witnessing growing demand for its solutions in Europe and I look forward to working with the team to help secure the many opportunities the market has to offer.”

Lets get the share price up this week after those buys.

Nimrod - I would rather this get to £2 and take dividends off it. Better than a takeover.

2 x £423k trades gone through @ 28.25p

Hank Uberoi, Goldman Sachs' former technology chief, says Earthport is "probably the single largest investment opportunity I've seen in my lifetime, and I've been investing for 28 years." http://uk.businessinsider.com/earthport-ceo-hank-uberoi-on-building-the-fedex-of-payments-2015-10

No debt. Large growth year on year and a huge market. This is becoming the biggest money pipeline in the world.

Youve got to be in it to win it.

Blockchain Tech Could Disrupt The Oil Industry https://finance.yahoo.com/news/blockchain-tech-could-disrupt-oil-045900664.html """While the implications of these “distributed ledgers” are still being realized, one thing is certain - early adopters of will undoubtedly come out ahead of the curve."""

Here is one of our customers getting some good press. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/transferwise/the-cheapest-way-to-send-money-abroad/ ""ouch! It can cost as much as £50 to send £1000 cross boarder. "" ""With TransferWise, consumers benefit from the real exchange rate and transparent fees."" We get about £2.68 per transaction 68% profit.

Some big buys towards the close. Let's get this pushed past 30p. It's too cheap.

https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quotes/EPO.LS/opinion

Our increases in revenue have been huge. It will make a difference to the share price.

""Wire transfer fees still cost $10 to $15 to execute domestically, and transfers via SWIFT can cost upward of $30 in some markets plus an FX margin. These payments continue be the main way traditional banks do business. These payment systems are being eroded as new providers such as Transferwise enter the market with price competitive solutions. "" http://www.flipsnack.com/earthport/defining-the-low-value-cross-border-market-opportunity-fdu9y9n1y.html (We have Transferwise signed up as a customer in 2016) Our total fees at the moment are about $3.49 or £2.70 per transaction with 68% profit Banks need to move and get on board and news of that is coming fast as we are currently chasing 140+ opportunities.

Great find Aunboy. All this news is helping us to hold up the sp and push us towards 30p.

While Rhambo was asking about valuations. What about putting a figure on Bank of America who is recently ramping up?

Would anyone like to put an estimated value on the last Indian deal with Kotack bank?

Estimates of $19billion small transactions are made in Nigeria. If each transaction is around £10,000 then that could be 1,900,000 transactions at £2.64 would give us about £5 million income and/or £10million if transaction size was halfed. Also more importantly give our big customers cheap entry into Nigeria.

£267,000 buy just com in. Good luck with your short Rhambo. Growth is growing fast.

Doing more new deals with banks opens up new countries for transactions both ways. So if Bank of America need to send to Nigeria its a double whamy.