Use case · Global payouts

Pay everyone you owe, from one balance

Suppliers, sellers, contractors and staff — paid in their own currency, over local rails and SWIFT, settled the next business day. One regulated account, one instruction, one set of books.

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The problem

Money going out is where it all breaks

A bank account per market

Every new country means another bank, another onboarding, another balance to babysit. Nobody wants to run ten of them to pay ten people.

Out of your hands the moment it leaves

The money is passed between banks you never chose, on a timeline nobody will commit to — and you find out what actually arrived when it arrives.

Nobody can say where the money is

A broker here, a bank there, a spreadsheet in between — and no single system that knows which payout actually landed.

How it works

Four steps, then it’s out the door

The money is already there

You collect into the same regulated account you pay out from.

Load the roster

Recipients, currencies, amounts — a batch instead of one-by-one.

Convert when you choose

Near the mid-market rate with a clear 0.5% margin, shown up front.

Payouts leave

Local rails and SWIFT, settled T+1, a webhook for every one.

What you get

One account that pays the whole list

Batch payoutsPay a whole roster — suppliers, sellers, contractors, your team — each in their own currency, in one run.

Local rails and SWIFTLocal rails where they exist, SWIFT where they don’t. Same account either way — you don’t pick the plumbing.

Settled T+1Funds land the next business day — a date you can plan around instead of an estimate you chase.

FX with the margin in plain sightConverted near the mid-market rate with a clear 0.5% margin shown up front — no hidden spread.

You choose when to convertHold each of your 60 currencies and convert only when the rate suits you, not the moment a payout goes out.

Webhooks for every payoutYour system stays in sync on every payment, refund and payout without anyone chasing a status.

Money coming in, tooLocal receiving details and virtual IBANs mean the same account collects what it later pays out. See it in trade →

A named account managerReal KYC/AML and source-of-funds screening, and a person who answers — not a ticket queue. How we’re regulated →

One run

One balance in, a whole roster paid

Illustrative example. The names, roles, currencies, amounts, batch size and statuses here are all invented for the demo — it isn’t a product screenshot, and it says nothing about how any given payout is routed.

Your account

One balance

Hold each currency as it arrives.

Batch of 6 · one instruction