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International

Money crossing borders, with every step in view.

Send and receive euros via IBAN and SEPA and dollars via ACH, tracking every step, with messages in the international ISO 20022 standard. For other countries, SWIFT transfers follow the same standard.

  • SEPA, including instant
  • ACH to US accounts
  • ISO 20022 messaging
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01 — Benefits

More clarity in every transfer

An international transfer does not have to be a black box.

  • SEPA Instant

    Euros to the entire SEPA area, including instant transfers when the receiving institution supports them.

  • Name checked before sending

    For euro transfers, the payee's institution confirms that the name matches the IBAN before the money leaves.

  • Dollars via ACH

    Send to and receive from accounts in the United States, with returns handled automatically.

  • Automatic reconciliation

    The partner institution's statement is reconciled against each order, with no spreadsheets.

02 — Rails

Three rails, one account

Euros, dollars and transfers worldwide, each on its own rail.

  • IBAN and SEPA

    Euros to the SEPA area, standard or instant, with payee verification.

  • ACH

    Dollars to accounts in the United States, with returns handling.

  • SWIFT

    International transfers with MX (ISO 20022) messages, through partner institutions.

03 — How it works

Every step, tracked

You know where your money is, from request to reconciliation.

  1. You enter the destination

    IBAN and name for euros; account and routing number for dollars. The details are validated before proceeding.

  2. The order is issued

    The transfer becomes a structured message with a unique end-to-end identifier.

  3. The status comes back structured

    Settled, pending or rejected with the official reason code: the response updates the order automatically.

  4. The statement closes the loop

    Settlement is checked against the statement, and the transaction is reconciled in your history.

04 — ISO 20022

The MX messages, one by one

The international payments industry is migrating from legacy SWIFT MT messages to the MX format, based on ISO 20022. On the platform, SWIFT transfers use the MX format and follow what each country's regulations permit.

ISO 20022 standard messages

CodeOfficial namePurpose
pain.001CustomerCreditTransferInitiationCustomer credit transfer initiation: the payment order sent to the institution.
pain.002CustomerPaymentStatusReportPayment initiation status report: the response on the status of the order.
pacs.002FIToFIPaymentStatusReportPayment status between institutions.
pacs.028FIToFIPaymentStatusRequestPayment status request, used when the outcome of an instant transfer is uncertain.
camt.053BankToCustomerStatementAccount statement, used for automatic reconciliation.
pacs.008FIToFICustomerCreditTransferCustomer credit transfer between institutions.
pacs.004PaymentReturnPayment return.
camt.054BankToCustomerDebitCreditNotificationDebit or credit notification on the account.

Transactions are subject to the regulations applicable in each country.

05 — In practice

For those operating in more than one country

From a supplier in Europe to a customer in the United States.

  • Supplier in Europe

    Pay in euros via SEPA, with the payee's name verified before sending.

  • Customer in the United States

    Receive dollars via ACH and keep your dollar balance in the same account.

  • Multi-currency treasury

    Track every order by its end-to-end identifier and reconcile without spreadsheets.

06 — What sets it apart

Built on the common language of payments

ISO 20022 is the international standard for financial messaging. The platform speaks this language for euro transfers and for SWIFT transfers.

  • Structured data in every message: parties, amount, currency and reference
  • End-to-end identifier, from request to reconciliation
  • Rejection reasons with the official code, not generic text
  • Transactions subject to the regulations applicable in each country

07 — Security

Every transfer, exactly once

Controls designed for money that moves across different systems.

  • Payee verification

    Before every euro transfer, the payee's name is checked with the receiving institution.

  • No double effects

    Each transfer changes state only once: repeated responses never settle or reverse it twice.

  • Check before reversing

    If the outcome of an instant transfer is uncertain, the platform queries its status and never reverses without a response.

  • Four-eyes approval on large withdrawals

    Withdrawals above the configured threshold require approval from two people.

08 — Questions

Frequently asked questions

How do SWIFT transfers work?

SWIFT transfers use MX messages in the ISO 20022 standard and go through partner institutions. For euros, there is SEPA; for dollars in the United States, ACH.

What is ISO 20022?

It is the international standard for financial messaging. Each transfer carries structured data, which makes tracking and reconciliation possible without manual work.

How long does it take?

It depends on the rail. SEPA Instant settles immediately when the receiving institution supports it; standard SEPA and ACH follow each system's cycles.

Can I receive money from abroad?

Yes, in euros via IBAN and in dollars via ACH, depending on each rail's availability for your account.

Take your account global

Open the account, verify your identity and track every transfer, from request to reconciliation.

International transfers depend on partner institutions and on the availability of each rail in your country. Transactions are subject to the regulations applicable in each country.

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