Named USD accounts with full SWIFT access.
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Why named accounts matter
A named account means the account is registered in the holder’s actual legal name — not pooled, not shared, not behind a reference code. This matters for three reasons: compliance, trust, and clarity.
Compliance
Regulators and auditors can trace funds directly to the named entity. Separated client funds meet the highest standard.
Trust
When the other side sees your company name on the receiving account, they wire with confidence. No second-guessing.
Clarity
Every inbound payment is automatically linked to the right entity. No manual matching against reference codes. No misrouted funds.
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For teams that cannot look informal on a wire.
If the other side has to ask who they are paying, the account is wrong. FinPay is for operators who send and receive USD under their own name.
Cross-border exporters
Collect USD against commercial invoices without a US entity or a correspondent maze.
Marketplaces paying sellers
Payouts from an account that names the platform — not a pooled wallet sellers cannot verify.
Agencies holding client funds
Segregated named accounts so client money is traceable in an audit, not mixed in operations.
Treasury adding a USD rail
A named account beside the operating bank — without opening a full US branch.
Pay for the rail, not a bundled bank.
Named USD accounts on both plans. Treasury is for multi-entity desks that need a named operator.
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From invoice to named credit.
Three steps. The name on the account is the name on the invoice — that is the whole product.
01
Apply with KYB
Company docs, directors, and source of funds. Accounts open in days, not quarters.
02
Issue USD details
Share account name, number, and SWIFT/BIC. The name matches the entity on the invoice.
03
Receive and reconcile
Inbound wires post to the named entity. No reference-code matching. No misrouted funds.
Questions finance teams actually ask.
If the answer is vague, the account is usually pooled. These are not.
Is this a pooled or omnibus account?
How long do SWIFT wires take?
What does the counterparty see?
Who holds the funds?
What do you need to open an account?