Following up on the 'Did I Get a Fair Rate?' feature I shared last week, wanted to share something interesting I've noticed talking to a few founders here since then.
A lot of us building for global users end up needing to make FX-related decisions somewhere in the product, whether it's multi-currency reporting, cross-border payouts, or invoicing in different currencies, and most of us default to "good enough" solutions like daily rate snapshots. Which honestly, is often the right call for most use cases.
But it made me realize how little visibility founders actually have into whether the rates they're working with (personally or for their product) are fair in the first place. That's the exact gap Worldesk.ai tries to close, giving a clear read on whether a rate you got (or are quoting) is actually competitive against the real market rate.
Curious if others here have run into FX/currency decisions in their own products, how'd you approach it?
I'm curious what convinced you the core problem is helping people judge whether an exchange rate is fair, rather than helping them obtain a better one.
Was there something you kept hearing from founders that pointed you toward transparency as the more valuable problem to solve?