Openfx
Product Manager, Currency Expansion & Payments - Europe
London UK. Posted 6 months ago
The role
The Product Manager will own currency expansion across Europe by sourcing liquidity providers and standing up settlement rails. You will manage the regional currency roadmap, set pricing, and prioritize engineering effort.
What you will do
- Own every currency in the European pipeline from Alpha through General Availability.
- Track liquidity partner onboarding, settlement rail readiness, compliance clearance, and pricing.
- Write specs and set sprint priorities with engineers to deliver against the roadmap.
- Work with liquidity providers and banking partners to enable settlement and set pricing.
- Navigate jurisdiction-specific compliance requirements across the UK, EU, and broader European markets.
- Drive post-launch adoption by tracking client trading and partnering with GTM.
- Build a repeatable, documented process for launching currencies across Europe.
Required qualifications
- 5+ years of Product Management experience.
- Experience owning a complex, multi-dependency delivery process in a B2B or infrastructure product.
- Cross-border payments or financial infrastructure context.
- Multi-market product experience shipping products across multiple countries or regulatory jurisdictions.
- Operational rigour in maintaining systems to track complex, multi-dependency workflows.
Nice to have
- European corridor knowledge: Experience with European payment rails (SEPA, SEPA Instant, Faster Payments, CHAPS), regulatory environments (FCA, EU PSD2/PSD3, MiCA), or banking partner ecosystems acros
- Card network or payment scheme background: Experience at a card network, payment scheme, or large-scale processor with multi-market product launches.
- Stablecoin or digital asset rails: Familiarity with stablecoin settlement, on/off-ramp infrastructure, or crypto payment products.
About the company
OpenFX is building infrastructure to power the next generation of cross-border payment systems for institutions. The team is backed by Accel, Lightspeed, NfX and other investors.