Business wallets
Receive, hold, and manage supported business balances after review and approval.
ServicesBusiness wallets, global payments, FX and local rails.
MultiPay provides approved corporate clients with a practical payment layer for receiving, holding, converting, and sending supported funds through reviewed infrastructure arrangements.
Core service modelApproved clients
Business wallets for approved companies
Named or pooled account routes where supported
SWIFT, local routes, and regional methods where available
Human support for complex international payment needs
What clients can request
A service catalogue designed around actual payment operations.
Global collections and payouts
Support incoming and outgoing business payments across approved corridors and counterparties.
SWIFT and local routes
Use supported international and local payment routes where available through approved arrangements.
FX and treasury support
Convert supported currencies with pricing that reflects execution, settlement, and delivery costs.
Commercial terms & pricing
Client access is structured around operating needs, not a public fee table.
MultiPay structures commercial terms according to the client’s operating model, jurisdictions, expected volumes, infrastructure requirements, corridor availability, and onboarding review.
Final access, minimums, and terms are confirmed through review rather than self-service checkout.
Discuss access structure 01
Initial review
Entry setup
Business profile, jurisdictions, payment purpose, documentation, expected activity, and supportability are reviewed before access is confirmed.
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Wallet and rails
Standard infrastructure
Approved clients may be configured with supported wallet infrastructure, account routes, FX conversion, and onward payment capabilities.
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Named-account layer
Expanded infrastructure
Where suitable and available, structures may expand into named-account access, broader currency support, and more advanced payment flows.
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Operational capability
Additional rails
Additional corridors, local methods, multi-jurisdiction setups, and routing options are considered based on provider availability and client requirements.
How commercial terms are assessed
Practical questions before a MultiPay conversation.
The points below explain why commercial terms are confirmed through review, without turning the website into a retail pricing table.
Why is there no public pricing table?
MultiPay works with approved business clients whose routes, volumes, currencies, payment methods, documentation, and support needs differ. A public table would not reflect the operational structure behind each relationship.
What affects commercial terms?
Commercial terms may reflect jurisdictions, currencies, expected volumes, collection and payout methods, account structure, corridor availability, provider costs, compliance review, and the level of operational support required.
When are terms confirmed?
Terms are confirmed after MultiPay understands the company profile, payment purpose, expected activity, documentation, route requirements, and whether the requested structure can be supported responsibly.
Can pricing change by route or service?
Yes. Collections, payouts, FX conversion, local rails, SWIFT movement, and additional payment methods may involve different operational, liquidity, settlement, and provider conditions.
Does an inquiry guarantee access or pricing?
No. Access, pricing, limits, routes, currencies, payment methods, and service availability remain subject to onboarding review, approval, operational supportability, and third-party provider availability.
Explore in detail
The service offer is supported by deeper infrastructure.
Clients who need deeper detail can move from simple service descriptions into infrastructure, FX, and safeguarding pages without getting lost in overly technical language.
Global infrastructure
Understand named-account routes, omnibus wallet infrastructure, SWIFT, local rails, and alternative payment methods by geography.
Open pageFX conversion
Review major corridors, 50+ supported currencies, and MultiPay’s operational approach to real FX pricing.
Open pageSafeguarding and trust
Learn how safeguarding, compliance review, and operational integrity support the client experience.
Open pageRequest a review
Tell MultiPay what your business needs to receive, convert, and send.
MultiPay will review the intended use case and confirm what may be supportable before any account or payment service is made available.