Pay for the rail, not a bundled bank.
Named USD accounts on every plan. FX is published. Support is named.
Operator
No platform fee. Named USD from day one.
$0
Named USD account in your legal name
SWIFT inbound with published BIC
Local payouts from USD
Dashboard and statements
Audit-ready CSV export
No pooled beneficiary name
Treasury
Billed monthly. Same-day posting.
$249
/ month
Everything in Operator
0.25% FX above mid-market
Same-day posting
Multi-entity KYB
Dedicated ops contact
Segregated client funds
Priority corridor routing
Named statements per entity
Monthly, no annual lock
Enterprise
For groups
Custom corridors and a named lead.
Custom
Everything in Treasury
Custom FX and corridors
Dedicated account lead
Multi-entity with sub-ledgers
Contracted posting SLA
White-glove KYB
Audit packs on request
Named settlement windows
Treasury API access
What actually changes between plans.
The named USD account is the same. FX, posting speed, and who you talk to are not.
Feature
Operator
Treasury
Enterprise
Named USD account
SWIFT inbound
FX above mid-market
0.40%
0.25%
Custom
Same-day posting
—
Entities
1
Multi
Group
Ops contact
Shared
Named
Account lead
Statements
Company
Per entity
Sub-ledgers
API / audit pack
Dashboard
Export
Full pack
What counterparties see on the wire.
SWIFT instructions carry your legal name. Payouts leave from the same named account.
On the wire
Counterparties see your company name — not a pooled code or a platform alias.
Inbound SWIFT
Published BIC and account number after KYB. Same details every time a buyer pays you.
Published FX
Operator 0.40% above mid-market. Treasury 0.25%. Enterprise is contracted.
Questions before you pick a rail.
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?