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For platforms that pay people

Global payments.Done right.

If your platform pays people in more than one country, you already know the problem. Every person you pay has a different bank, a different currency and a different idea of what “on time” means. We run the whole line, from the screen where your users set up a payment to the moment the person is paid. And they choose where it lands.

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One line. Start to finish.

Pick where it lands.

  1. Create
    Your users create payment instructions for every worker and submit the run, in a payment experience we build with you.
  2. Fund
    Submitting starts the flow. One transfer funds the whole run before anything goes out.
  3. Convert
    Into the currency they actually spend.
  4. Route
    The right rail for that country.
  5. Deliver
    On time. We own the timing.
  6. The person
    Picks where it lands.
Their choice

In their bank account, over the local rail for their country.

Why we’re building this

Payday isn’t a batch job. It’s someone’s rent.

GustoCurrencycloudFinastra

Our team has spent years inside global payments, at Gusto, Currencycloud and Finastra. The pattern was always the same. The platform did its job. The money left on time. And somewhere between leaving and landing, it stopped being anyone’s problem. Except the person waiting for it.

We build the part people see, too. But most of it goes wrong after someone presses submit, in the last mile, where every country, rail and wallet has its own rules.

If you run payroll, EOR, contractor payouts or earned wage access, you’ve seen it too.

Nobody owned the last mile. So we’re building the whole line.

Rails

You shouldn’t have to know what SPEI is.

We pick the rail for every destination. ACH at home, SEPA in Europe, SPEI in Mexico, IMPS in India, USDC when that’s what they’d rather have. You send one payment. We handle the rest.

SPEIMexico

We don’t hold your money. It moves over regulated rails, and we make sure it moves on time.

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