A payment should show its cost before you confirm it
This simple principle drives how we build Reibanq: for people who manage money across currencies, and for businesses that pay and get paid worldwide.
Because the real cost of a cross‑border payment is almost always hidden
When you send money abroad or pay in another currency, the exchange rate often carries a margin you only discover after the payment has left your account. That margin can make a meaningful difference, yet it is rarely shown upfront.
It is the same for businesses. An invoice settled in a different currency can arrive with an unexpected shortfall, because the rate applied was not the one visible when the payment was made.
We built Reibanq to change that. We show the conversion cost on the same screen as the payment, so the number you see before you confirm is the number that leaves your balance.
You meet that idea in three places
The cost before you confirm
When you make a payment or a conversion, the exchange rate and the fee are displayed together on the confirmation screen. No hidden markups.
See planTwo profiles, one clear price list
Both people and businesses get a plan with a readable price list. You can compare what each plan offers before you open an account.
Compare plansMoney stays held until delivery
With our escrow option, funds are not released until the agreed conditions are met. The sender and the receiver can see the status at every step.
See escrowWe publish the price before you ask for it
No cost that appears later
If a fee exists, you see it before you act. We never add a charge after you confirm a payment.
A price list you can read without logging in
Our plans and their limits are public. You can read them before you share any personal detail.
Support you can reach
When you have a question about a rate or a fee, you talk to a person who can look at the same screen you see.
Open the account and read the cost first
People or Business: the same visibility on cost, the same card, the same support. Pick the side you are on.