Account details in your name
Your local details belong to your business, not a shared pooled account, so clients and their finance teams can reconcile the payment cleanly.
Receive moneyGet paid like a
Get paid like a
local supplier
Open account details in the currencies your clients bank in, so paying you costs them nothing extra and costs you no intermediary fees.
Total balance
$97,460.55
🇺🇸USD
48,920.15
🇪🇺EUR
12,430.00
🇦🇪AED
36,110.40
Recent activity
Today- Northwind StudioInvoice VP-1043 paid+ $6,500.00
- Payout to HBL ••4417Settled same day− $2,000.00
- Converted USD → EURRate 0.9182 · fee shown upfront+ €1,836.40
Global accounts
Collect without the cross-border friction
Everything about receiving money, designed so your client does not have to change how they pay.
Domestic payments in, not wires
Clients pay using the same local transfer they use for any supplier in that country. No SWIFT charges, no intermediary bank taking a slice.
Hold your balance
Money stays in the currency it arrived in until you decide to convert. You are never force-converted at whatever rate happens to apply that day.
Convert when it suits you
Move between the currencies you hold whenever you want, with the rate and the fee shown before you commit.
Stablecoin settlement
Clients who prefer to pay in USDC can do so, and it lands in your balance alongside your fiat currencies.
Withdraw locally
Send your balance to your own bank account at home over local rails, usually the same business day.
Why it matters
An international wire is the most expensive way to get paid
When a client sends a wire, correspondent banks take fees along the way and the rate is set by someone else. Local account details remove that whole chain.
- No intermediary bank deductions on the way in
- Your client pays a domestic transfer fee, often nothing at all
- Payments reconcile against your invoice reference
- You keep control of when currency is converted
- Every credit appears in your ledger with a downloadable statement
Same invoice, two routes
International wire
Sending bank fee, correspondent fees, receiving bank fee, and a rate you did not choose.
Vale local details
A domestic transfer into your own account details, converted only when you decide.
Accounts FAQ
Questions about receiving money
What people ask before sharing their new details with a client.
Yes. You get usable local account identifiers — such as an IBAN for EUR or an account and routing number for USD — issued through our regulated partner institutions and held in your business name.
Local receiving details are available for USD, EUR, GBP and AED, with more markets being added. You can also receive USDC if your client prefers stablecoin settlement.
No. Funds stay in the currency they arrived in for as long as you like. You choose when to convert, and you see the rate and fee before confirming, so you are never converted automatically at an unknown rate.
Incoming payments arrive by local bank transfer or in USDC. If you need to collect from a client who can only pay by card, send them an invoice payment link and get in touch with our team about the options for your market.
Open your global accounts
Verify once and start sharing local account details with clients in a few minutes.