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At Esca, we build technology that helps businesses operating in volatile economies find revenue stability. Esca helps businesses in currency volatile markets retain the value of their revenue and make cross border payments. Our tools are designed to help companies hedge against currency devaluation, create a global banking presence, and repatriate their revenue without the red tape associated with banks and other financial institutions.
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Harcourt Centre, Harcourt Rd, Saint Kevin's, Dublin, D02 HW77, Dublin, Ireland
- +44 1565 318016
- hello@esca.finance
- esca.finance
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