What you get out of it
Paid on time, in full, in their currency.
Across a border should feel like across town.
Paid on the day, in full, from the account you already have.
The mechanism
Bank network or stablecoin. One account on your side.
Two ways across. Your supplier picks up in their currency; if they hold stablecoin it lands in minutes. You keep one account.
One bank on the other side. It arrives in their own currency.
Where there is no local network. Each bank in the chain takes a cut and adds a day.
Straight to the other side, with no chain of banks to pass through — the shortest route across.
Two ways across, and neither asks you to open anything over there.
01
Enter who you are paying
Their details and their account are checked before anything leaves.
02
Choose how it goes
Through the bank network, or by stablecoin if your supplier holds it.
03
Know what lands before you send
The rate and the fee, both shown before you confirm. Sanctions screening runs in the same step, on our side.
04
It lands
In their currency. By stablecoin, in minutes.
Already part of
The rest of how you move money.
Wires
For the large, deadline payment that has to be a wire. Same account, same report.
Stablecoin payments
Taking stablecoin from customers is its own page.
Your business account
Money out and money in sit against the balance they came from.
Your reporting
Payments abroad in the same report as the ones at home.
Who it suits
If your money crosses a border every month.
A good fit if
- You pay suppliers or contractors in other countries and want them paid on time, in their currency
- You sell abroad and want customers there to pay you without a workaround
- You want it to land in minutes, and your supplier can take stablecoin
Probably not if
- You send one payment a year, and your bank is fine for that
- You need cash delivered physically, which we do not do
- You want to hold balances in foreign currency
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