Wallet foundation
Approved business wallets provide the operational base for receiving, holding, routing, and paying supported funds.
MultiPay helps approved clients receive and send supported funds through a layered infrastructure model: business wallets first, named-account capabilities where available, and geography-specific rails after review.
Availability depends on jurisdiction, onboarding, payment purpose, third-party provider requirements, and operational approval.
Approved business wallets provide the operational base for receiving, holding, routing, and paying supported funds.
EUR, AED, GBP, and USD capabilities can sit on top of wallet infrastructure. They are not traditional dedicated bank accounts.
SWIFT, local rails, local bank transfers, and alternative payment methods may be configured by geography and use case.
The named-account layer should be understood as an operational capability built on top of wallet infrastructure. It may support incoming payments, outgoing payments, global transfers, local rails, and SWIFT connectivity where applicable.
Incoming, outgoing, SWIFT and local rails where applicable
Incoming, outgoing and regional transfer support where applicable
Incoming, outgoing, SWIFT and local rails where applicable
Incoming, outgoing, SWIFT and global transfer support where applicable
Explore supported payment-method categories by region. These capabilities remain subject to onboarding, corridor review, provider availability, operational limits, and MultiPay approval.
MultiPay will review the business model, jurisdictions, counterparties, currencies, and expected activity before confirming what infrastructure may be supportable.