Redpin Transforms the Way People and Businesses Move Money

Redpin is a fintech company that provides embedded payment and software tools designed specifically for international property markets. The company simplifies multi-currency transfers, payment flows, and compliance for estate agents, lawyers, property managers, and buyers and sellers. Redpin’s tools make what was once a tangled process smoother, quicker, and more secure.

Arnaud Loiseau leads the company with extensive experience in global fintech and digital growth. Since joining in 2023, he has steered Redpin toward becoming a leader in the embedded software and payments space for residential property, which handles flows worth trillions annually.

A Vision Born from Real Complexity

Arnaud compares property payments to a maze full of different actors and systems. He explains that each cross-border deal in real estate involves countless handoffs, from estate agents to title offices and escrow services. Not only do currencies change, regulations vary wildly between countries, and trust is hard to establish. Redpin is about connecting all these pieces under one roof

The vision is simple. Redpin wants to make global property transactions feel as easy as sending a message. He says that behind that simplicity lies years of complex orchestration

What Redpin Builds Day to Day

Redpin’s platform combines payment infrastructure, multi-currency accounts, embedded API, and SaaS tools that integrate directly into property systems. Tools like Redpin Payments help automate settlement flows, while Redpin Connections offer international clients better visibility and ease of use. That means professionals can focus on servicing clients, not chasing their own wires or currency rates.

Redpin also powers brands like Currencies Direct and TorFX, riding on a global payment network that supports hundreds of currencies and processes billions of dollars annually. The company blends fintech with software designed for the needs of the property industry.

Building Trust, Not Just Tech

In property transactions, trust is essential. Arnaud emphasizes that Redpin designs its systems to maintain transparency and security. MFA, tokenized APIs, audit trails, and real-time visibility all play a role. Clients know where funds are at every stage of the deal, no batch clearing or opaque routes.

He mentions that once lawyers and agents can see payments flowing clearly, and popping up in their systems on schedule, their confidence grows. That trust is what turns a tech stack into an operational backbone.

Scaling Through Leadership and Strategy

After backing worth £140 million from private equity groups including Blackstone, Redpin strengthened its leadership team. New additions like a chief product officer, revenue lead, technology chief, and people officer expanded capacity. Arnaud led these hires, believing that an all-in-one platform requires expertise across user experience, growth, and engineering.

He says he recruits people who understand both product and the complexities of cross-border transactions. This blend of vision and execution is what keeps the company moving forward without losing grip on performance.

Tangible Results Gaining Momentum

Redpin already supports transactions worth billions and serves thousands of professionals across hundreds of territories. Growth figures show strong adoption across estate practices, law firms, and finance teams dealing with global real estate.

Professionals tell him that tasks like reconciling payments, handling client disbursements, and managing foreign exchange just used to take hours, now they take minutes. That efficiency ripples through the organization, allowing teams to redirect efforts toward advising clients and growing their businesses.

Leadership Rooted in Resilience

Arnaud’s background brings both vision and discipline. He spent years leading teams in fast-paced fintech environments and worked across continents before Redpin. When building teams, he prioritizes autonomy, fast decision making, and defining a clear mission, traits he picked up during early career years and while climbing mountains.

Yes, climbing. In spare moments, Arnaud climbs 4,000-meter Alpine peaks. He says those climbs teach focus under stress, planning, and perseverance, the same traits required to scale fintech companies navigating global systems.

What is Next for Redpin

Redpin plans to extend its platform beyond payments. The roadmap includes vertical software services that help property professionals manage everything from lead flow to post-settlement support. Arnaud wants Redpin to become the operating system of property transactions, payments as just the start.

He also sees opportunity for acquisitions and M&A that bring more property tech under one ecosystem. Redpin’s £140m backing gives it the run rate to invest in tech, partnerships, and regulatory reach in places like Australia and Asia.

He believes that long-term value comes from consistently delivering tools that work across every step of the property lifecycle so that stress is replaced by clarity.

A Platform Built for People and Properties

Redpin’s emergence reflects what fintech can achieve when built around human workflows, not abstract frameworks. Arnaud Loiseau has taken on a sector that many see as stuck and converted complexity into a launchpad for software-powered progress.

At its core, Redpin replaces confusion with cohesion. By aligning payments, software and trust across borders, the company offers property professionals a cleaner process and users a simpler experience when buying or selling homes abroad.

Arnaud’s mission is clear. He wants international property transactions to feel effortless whether you are a buyer, seller or advisor. With the tools, the hundred million-dollar ambitions and the leadership aligned with the property mission, Redpin may well help deliver that future.

Arnaud Loiseau, CEO & Board Member, Redpin

We aim to make international property payments as seamless as sending a message.