PH hub · ASEAN settlement

Cross-border commerce
faster & more reliable

Philippines-first hub—collections, supplier & payroll payouts, compliant FX in one stack. Less cost, quicker settlement, easy reconciliation.

AML / KYC compliance SEA local clearing Dedicated business advisors

Indicative FX

1 USD56.20 PHP

Executable rates depend on the quote at order time (admin-updated).

Competitive pricing

You pay (transparent fee band)

Recipient receives

562,000.00

Metro Manila B2B settlement

USD 45,200 received

Partners & merchants

Logos are shown for identification only—not an endorsement or claim of partnership.

One account for collections, payouts, and FX

Bring marketplace settlements, trade payables, and payroll into one compliance & reconciliation model—reducing tool sprawl and manual checks.

E-commerce collections

Receive

Collections & settlement

Connect marketplaces and buyers—pool proceeds in multi-currency virtual accounts, split by site, store, or entity.

  • Philippines settlement for marketplaces
  • Invoicing / payment requests (B2B)
  • Reconciliation files & API events
Cross-border supply chain

Pay

Payouts & supply chain

Pay mainland China, ASEAN suppliers, and outsourcing teams—batch payouts with accounting memos, ideal for Cebu/Manila BPO and cross-border procurement.

  • One-click / batch supplier payouts
  • GCash, Maya, major PH bank rails
  • Supplier pre-checks (KYB assist)
FX & liquidity

Manage

FX & treasury

Use transparent FX and tiered pricing within limits for PHP, USD, HKD, CNH swaps—rate locks, hedging cadence, and multi-entity reporting.

  • Live quotes & history
  • End-to-end transaction status
  • ERP / QuickBooks-style integrations (as needed)

Our services

Six focus areas each have a dedicated page—open a card to read more, or compare plans below.

Typical scenarios across the Philippines & ASEAN

From Metro Manila to Davao and Cebu, distributed teams need one treasury language—we ship industry playbooks with compliance checklists.

See differences vs. traditional rails
Cross-border e-commerce

Cross-border e-commerce

Centralize multi-store inflows; pay ads & logistics from one wallet.

Trade

Import / export trade

Faster cycles outside L/C—lower trapped USD onshore.

Teams & outsourcing

Outsourcing · HR · Payroll

BPO/IT payroll, contractor settlement, and tax-related payout paths.

Remittance illustration

Remittance & disbursements

Payroll/home remittance, supplier and related-party batches—with auditable rails and reference rates.

Platform workflows vs. traditional banking rails

Aggregators often compare on settlement time, all-in cost, FX transparency, and traceability. For comparison only—see contracts for binding terms.

Dimension Traditional bank wire P&L integrated stack
Settlement / credit time Often multiple business days; time zones & correspondent banks extend paths. Target T+0–T+1 where ASEAN local rails cover.
Fee structure Wire fees + possible intermediary charges; FX spread separate. Tiered pricing with upfront, “what-you-see” quotes.
FX & cost visibility Hard to compare board vs. dealt on one screen. Shows reference rate & components before you trade—better forecasting.
Tracking & reconciliation Relies on MT103-style artifacts & manual checks. Account-level ledgers, status APIs, batch reco files.
Supplier risk controls Mostly bank & client-led diligence. Optional KYB assist & screening (per policy).

Coverage

ASEAN network nodes

Philippines as the hub

On BSP-regulated rails, we route PHP settlement, e-wallets, and major commercial banks; extend THB, VND, IDR for regional procurement and outsourcing.

Philippines flag

Hub

PHP · Philippines

Thailand flag

THB

Vietnam flag

VND

Indonesia flag

IDR

Logical topology only—not geographic or political boundaries.

Philippines

Strategic hub

Philippines

Philippines · PHP

CORE

PHP clearing with wallet/bank combos—tuned for trade and marketplace inflows.

  • GCash / Maya and other e-wallet rails
  • Direct paths to major commercial banks (e.g., BDO, BPI)
  • Optimize trade & B2B settlement cadence
Thailand

Thailand

THB

  • PromptPay near real-time
  • Major local banks
Vietnam

Vietnam

VND

  • NAPAS network coverage
  • Corporate procurement payouts
Indonesia

Indonesia

IDR

  • OVO / GoPay and similar wallets
  • Broad local bank reach

Compliance, speed, and auditability together

We productize regulatory requirements—from onboarding diligence to transaction monitoring—so finance and compliance stay aligned, not just “send wire and hope.”

01 — Compliance & safety

KYC/KYB, AML monitoring, and STR handoffs to licensed partners; industry-standard encryption with auditable trails.

  • Identity & UBO data with traceable updates
  • Anomaly patterns with notifications & retention notes

Standard onboarding: review to first settlement

Across PH & ASEAN, documentation and UBO disclosure are converging with global standards. We bundle KYB, limits, and routing defaults into a visible workflow.

  1. 1 Submit entity data & director/UBO declarations online—risk pre-review typically 1–3 business days.
  2. 2 Enable multi-currency sub-accounts with PHP & USD settlement paths.
  3. 3 Pilot or small-ticket test for first end-to-end loop, then migrate suppliers in bulk.
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Modern office & cross-border collaboration

Regional footprint

Manila · Cebu · Bangkok · Jakarta · Ho Chi Minh City

APAC nodes and local settlement partners—coverage depends on product and contract.

Clearing infrastructure & institutional partners

After onboarding, funds move via licensed partners; routing depends on currency, destination, counterparty, and limits.

Capability overview only—details follow contracts & disclosures; ask support for per-currency routing memos once live.

Correspondent banking & wires

SWIFT / correspondent paths for large-ticket, audit-grade cross-border settlement.

Cross-border procurement, capital account wires, or projects needing full MT trails.

ASEAN local clearing

Domestic fast rails (e.g., RTGS/FPS) targeting shorter same-day settlement.

Intra-regional trade where cut-off alignment matters for high-frequency payouts.

Wallets & commercial banks

E-wallets and major bank paths—ideal for high-frequency, small-ticket use.

Payroll batches, stipends, and high-frequency B2C refund routes.

API & reconciliation exports

Webhooks, reco files, and ERP mappings—reducing manual month-end matching.

Pre-close transfer files aligned to GL accounts or cost centers.

What customers say about P&L

Highlights from post-implementation feedback—actual experience varies by scenario and module.

Settlement speed

"Finance used to guess statuses—now every inflow and ETA is on one screen; reconciliation and internal reporting are far faster."

E-commerce finance lead

Hong Kong · multi-currency sites

Compliance & audit

"KYC/KYB data and ledgers are traceable—compliance isn’t “tribal knowledge”; audits can pull reco packs quickly."

B2B trading COO

Taiwan · supplier payouts

FX & fees

"Seeing reference FX and fee build-up before execution is budget- and approval-friendly—and easier to negotiate terms with suppliers."

Manufacturing outsourcing procurement lead

Philippines · PHP/USD rails

Team rollout

"From pilots to bulk supplier migration—clear cadence and checkpoints; support replies map directly to transaction status."

Shared services center lead

Singapore · multi-entity reconciliation

Settlement

50+

Configurable settlement currencies

Coverage

200+

Countries / regions reached

Credit timing

T+0~1

Typical SEA credit window*

Fee transparency

0–1%

All-in fee band (product-dependent)*

Latest articles

Curated notes on settlement, FX, and compliance—quick reads for busy teams.

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FAQ

We grouped the top questions—if your case is nuanced, message us on Contact.

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How do indicative and executable FX differ?
The homepage shows indicative rates for planning; executable prices follow the quote when you confirm, and may vary by rail, limits, and risk controls.
Which source currencies and SEA payouts are supported?
HKD/CNY/USD are primary sources; PH is the first SEA node with planned expansion. Actual pairs follow admin-maintained rates and rails.
How long does settlement take?
Timing varies by destination, method, and cut-offs—often T+0–1 for mainstream SEA; reviews or route changes may extend.
What documents are required?
We apply KYC/KYB based on entity type, volume, and risk tier—and clarify what’s required vs. what can follow to speed onboarding.

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