FINTECH SOLUTIONS / REMITTANCE & CROSS-BORDER

Remittance software for tracking each transfer.

We build transfer applications with fee and exchange-rate information, payout-provider integrations and status tracking.

ENGINEERED AROUND YOUR OPERATING MODEL

THE CHALLENGE

Where is the transfer now?

A transfer can move through several external states before a beneficiary receives funds. Customers and support teams need a reliable view of progress and a clear path for exceptions.

SOLUTION SCOPE

Transfer requests, pricing and payouts

We agree which parts you need to build and which existing systems they must work with.

01

Sender & beneficiary journeys

Beneficiary management, transfer initiation, validation, and customer-facing tracking.

02

Pricing & FX configuration

Provider quotes, exchange-rate and fee configuration, quote expiry, and transparent transfer summaries.

03

Payout connectivity

Provider adapters, payout submission, status inquiry, callbacks, and exception handling.

04

Operational follow-through

Reconciliation, investigation queues, reporting, and permission-controlled transfer support.

Integration boundaries

SWIFT, SEPA, and IBAN-related requirements are delivered through contracted provider connections. Corridor, currency, payout, and account coverage are provider-specific; direct access or universal coverage is not implied.

DELIVERY APPROACH

Testing the transfer from quote to payout

  1. 01

    Map corridors, provider responsibilities, and transfer states.

  2. 02

    Specify quote validity, fees, and payout contracts.

  3. 03

    Test delayed, rejected, and uncertain provider outcomes.

  4. 04

    Reconcile transfer records and support operational UAT.

Tell us about your project.

Tell us who will use the software, which providers are involved and what needs to improve.

Discuss your remittance platform

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