Pay like you belong.
Ping lets internationally mobile people — travelers, students, and expats — pay and get paid in the US without a local bank account, a local phone number, or switching apps.
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1,000+ organic signups — zero marketing spend
1.5B
people crossed borders in 2025 — a record year¹
68.3M
international visitors arrived in the US in 2025²
6.9M
students studying outside their home country³
Money apps assume you're local. People aren't.
Venmo, Zelle, M-PESA, Pix — the world's payment apps work brilliantly at home and stop at the border. They assume a local bank account, a local phone number, local residency. Arrive anywhere as a visitor, student, or expat, and you're locked out of everyday payment moments: splitting dinner, repaying a friend, paying a host.
"We came to NYC for a few months and had to use cash for everything — neither Venmo nor Zelle would work without a US app store and bank account."— Carlotta, Switzerland 🇨🇭
"I just wanted to split dinner, but none of my usual options worked here. It's awkward when you can't pay the way you're used to."— Fiamma, Italy 🇮🇹
Ping is the bridge: pay and get paid in local payment moments, with what you already have from home.
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Sources: 1. UN Tourism, World Tourism Barometer Vol. 24 (Jan 2026) — international arrivals. 2. US Dept. of Commerce, National Travel & Tourism Office (2026). 3. UNESCO Institute for Statistics (2025).