Wilmington, Delaware Mar 18, 2026  – Microxen Inc., a technology firm based in Delaware, has announced the launch of Keeal, a payment platform created to help freelancers and service providers receive payments from international clients through the use of secure payment links. The platform’s initial focus is on supporting freelancers in Bangladesh.

The platform empowers freelancers to generate secure payment links that can be shared directly with their international clients, enabling professionals to collect payments without the need for complex setup procedures or overcoming traditional international transfer obstacles.

The introduction of Keeal coincides with Bangladesh’s ongoing growth as one of the world’s largest freelance markets. Many freelancers who work with global clients encounter difficulties such as payment delays, limited payment options, and complicated onboarding processes with existing financial platforms.

Keeal aims to streamline the payment process for freelancers by offering tools that allow them to request and manage payments through a unified platform. The system is engineered to help independent professionals receive payments more effortlessly while ensuring a transparent and secure transaction process.

According to Microxen Inc., the initial rollout is concentrating on assisting freelancers and digital service providers located in Bangladesh, with intentions to broaden the platform’s reach to additional markets in the future.

Further details regarding the platform can be found at:
https://keeal.com

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