Payment Services
The infrastructure we are building, and the problem each part of it addresses.
One relationship instead of several
Most businesses operating across borders end up holding a separate relationship for each market: one for local clearing, another for currency, another for the account the money lands in. Each has its own integration, its own cut-off times and its own reporting format.
We are building these as parts of one system rather than products bolted together, so that a payment, the conversion behind it and the account it settles into share the same record.
Where to start
If you are not sure which of these applies to you, describe what you are trying to do and we will tell you honestly whether it fits. Call +1 (604) 449-9515.
Payments
Moving money between countries with fewer intermediaries in the way.
Accounts
Multi-currency accounts, issued in your name or your clients'.
Foreign Exchange
Currency conversion quoted and settled in the same flow as the payment.
Treasury Management
Seeing and moving balances across currencies without a spreadsheet in between.
Deposits
Holding balances across currencies on clear terms.
Agency Banking
Extending reach without building a banking network of your own.
Correspondent Banking
A stable counterparty for institutions losing coverage.