For marketplaces & platforms

Pay sellers in their currency. Stop handing their bank the FX margin.

Settle one currency and let a seller's bank convert at retail, and the spread they pay is a spread you could have kept — or passed on as a better payout, if you wanted the growth angle instead.

The problem

Every seller outside your settlement currency loses money to their own bank

Marketplaces typically settle in one or two core currencies and let each seller's local bank handle the conversion — at whatever retail spread that bank charges, with zero visibility for you or them.

What changes on Modality

01

Payouts across 36 currencies

One balance, 35 payout currencies — sellers get paid in their own currency without you opening a banking relationship per market.

02

Sub-account per seller

Attribution and reconciliation per seller without building custom ledger logic on your side.

03

Batch or per-transaction API

Push payouts from a file for a batch run, or trigger them per-transaction via API — whichever fits your payout cadence.

04

Sellers keep the FX

The spread that used to disappear into a correspondent bank's retail rate either stays with the seller, or becomes a margin line you control.

For partners

Have clients who need this?

Offer it under your brand. You keep the client and the sales. We run the platform. Regulated institutions hold the funds under their own licences. Nothing to build on your side.

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Tell us your payout volume and currency spread.

We'll tell you honestly what the corridor coverage looks like for your specific seller base.

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FAQ

Questions from marketplaces & platforms
Can sellers get paid in their own local currency?

Yes — across 36 currencies, instead of settling in one or two core currencies and letting each seller's bank convert at retail.

Can we track payouts per seller without building our own ledger logic?

Yes — each seller gets a sub-account, giving attribution and reconciliation per seller without custom ledger work on your side.

Can we trigger payouts by file upload or by API?

Both — push a batch file for a scheduled run, or trigger payouts per-transaction via API, whichever fits your payout cadence.

Who keeps the FX margin that used to go to the seller's bank?

Whichever side you choose — it can stay with the seller as a better payout, or become a margin line you control.