Corridors
Direct corridors, no dollar in the middle
Each guide below covers one route between two account currencies: who uses it, the usual path through USD, and what a direct pair changes. Every pair works in both directions.
Corridor guides
12 corridors written up so far.
Your corridor is not listed?
These are the routes we have written up, not the limit. Any two of the 36 account currencies form a direct pair: 630 in total. The full currency list is on Coverage, and the weekend settlement calendar shows which local rails run on Saturday and Sunday.
Questions
What is a corridor?
A corridor is a route between two currencies, for example AED to EUR. On Modality each route between two of the 36 account currencies is a direct pair: one conversion with one quoted spread and no USD leg in the middle.
Can I use a pair that has no corridor page?
Yes. These pages are write-ups of common routes. Any two of the 36 account currencies form a direct pair, 630 in total, in either direction. The full list is on the Coverage page.
Does a direct pair change local payment hours?
No. A direct pair removes the dollar leg from the conversion. The local rail that delivers the funds keeps its own hours and holidays. The weekend settlement calendar shows which rails run on Saturday and Sunday.
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