For corporate treasury

Move money between your own entities without three banks and a two-day wait.

Intercompany settlement shouldn't need the same correspondent chain as a payment to a stranger. It's your own money, moving between your own accounts.

The problem

Intercompany transfers run on the same rails as third-party payments

Moving value between your own subsidiaries usually means the same banking-hours, multi-day, multi-relationship path as paying an external counterparty — even though the funds never leave your control.

What changes on Modality

01

Sub-accounts per entity

Each entity gets its own sub-account, all visible on one consolidated record — not siloed across separate bank relationships.

02

Move 24/7

Intercompany settlement doesn't wait on a bank's calendar in any of the jurisdictions involved.

03

Consolidated position across every currency

See your group's position across all currencies in one place instead of reconciling separate bank statements by hand.

04

Full audit trail of internal movements

Every internal transfer is on the same record your auditor will eventually ask for — not scattered across bank exports.

Tell us your entity structure.

How many entities, which currencies — we'll tell you honestly what a consolidated treasury setup looks like for your group.

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FAQ

Questions from corporate treasury teams
Can we move money between our own entities without going through three banks?

Yes — each entity gets a sub-account, and intercompany settlement doesn't need the same correspondent chain as a payment to an external counterparty.

Does intercompany settlement wait on banking hours?

No — settlement moves 24/7 and doesn't wait on a bank's calendar in any of the jurisdictions involved.

Can we see our group's position across every currency in one place?

Yes — a consolidated view across all currencies, instead of reconciling separate bank statements by hand.

Is there an audit trail for internal transfers?

Yes — every internal movement is on the same record an auditor will eventually ask for, rather than scattered across separate bank exports.