Global Accounts
Account details in the currencies your customers pay in
Receive USD, EUR, GBP, HKD and other currencies through local and SWIFT account details in your company’s name. Keep the funds in fiat, or convert them to stablecoins.
Global Accounts
What you get
Multi-currency balances
Hold several currencies side by side and see them in one view, with a total in the currency you report in.
Local and SWIFT details
Local routing such as ACH, SEPA and Faster Payments where available, and SWIFT for everything else.
Accounts in your name
Payers see your company as the account holder, which keeps invoices and marketplace payouts simple.
Clear incoming payments
Every credit shows the sender, the reference and the amount. Export it to CSV or pull it through the API.
Convert and move on
Convert to another currency or to stablecoins, send a payout, or fund your cards from the same balance.
Virtual accounts for platforms
Platforms can issue account details to their own customers through the API, after we review the use case.
Sub-accounts
One account per store, client or entity
Open separate account details for each part of your business and keep revenue apart, without opening new bank relationships.
- Dedicated account details for each sub-account
- Internal transfers between sub-accounts
- Access permissions for each team member
Global Accounts
How it works
- 01
Apply
Tell us which currencies you need to receive and where your payers are.
- 02
Verification
We verify your company and its owners. Requirements depend on your jurisdiction.
- 03
Get your details
Account details are issued in your company’s name and appear in the dashboard.
- 04
Receive and use funds
Share the details with customers or marketplaces, then hold, convert or pay out what arrives.
Common questions
Whose name is on the account?
Your company’s legal name appears as the account holder, so payers can see who they are paying.
Which currencies can I receive?
USD, EUR and GBP are available for most businesses. Other currencies depend on your jurisdiction and your type of business.
How long do incoming payments take?
Local payments usually arrive the same or the next business day. SWIFT payments take one to three business days, depending on the banks in between.
Can I open accounts for my own customers?
Yes, if you run a platform. After we review your use case, you can issue virtual account details to your customers through the API.
Works well with
Tell us what you need to pay, receive or convert.
We will come back with the products, pricing and onboarding steps that apply to your business.