Business account
One account in euro, 38 currencies to pay in
An IBAN in your company’s name, payments and conversion across 38 currencies, and the rate and the fee on the screen before you confirm.
One account instead of an account in every country
Trading abroad costs money in two places: the payment itself, and the conversion inside it. The payment is easy to see. The conversion is where the margin usually hides, folded into a rate that looks like the market and is not.
Your account is a euro IBAN in your company’s name. When you pay or get paid in another currency, the conversion runs at the rate you can see, with the fee written next to it — and all of it stays on one screen, without a separate account to open in each country you trade with.
Receive, convert and pay from one place
An IBAN in your company’s name, not a pool
Account details that belong to the company, so a payment arrives in your own name and not through a shared account.
1 — account currency: the euro.
You see the conversion before it happens
Convert online or inside the payment, with the rate and the fee shown before you confirm.
38 — currencies you can convert between.
Your customer pays in the currency they use
Invoice abroad and receive into the same account: what arrives in another currency is converted at the rate applied on the day.
Balances, history and statements sit on one screen
Follow every movement, and download the statement your accountant asks for, with the rate and the fee written on the record.
You pay abroad from the same balance
Send an international payment in the currency the supplier invoices in, with the conversion, if there is one, on the same screen.
180 — jurisdictions you can send to.
One platform, no local accounts
Forget the cost and the paperwork of keeping an account open in every country you sell to. With your Reibanq business account you receive, convert and send across 38 currencies from one place, on one set of credentials.
When you're ready to pay, use the funds directly for international transfers , with the cost shown before you confirm. Every transaction stays in one place, on one statement.
Built for businesses that work across borders
You sell abroad and are paid in their currency
The money reaches your account with the conversion written on the record, so the margin on a foreign order is a number you know rather than one you infer.
You buy abroad and pay in the supplier’s currency
Settle the invoice in the currency it was issued in, with the rate and the fee on screen before the payment leaves.
You pay people in the country they live in
Salaries and contractor invoices in local currency, without setting up payment infrastructure in each jurisdiction.
Ready to invoice abroad without guessing the cost?
One account in euro, 38 currencies to pay in, and the conversion shown before you confirm it.
The business account, explained
What currency is the account in?
Euro. The account is an IBAN in your company’s name, and the balance is held in euro. Payments in and out can be made in 38 currencies in total, with the conversion applied at the rate shown.
How does currency exchange work?
You can convert online, or let the conversion run inside the payment. The rate and any cost are shown before you confirm, so you always know the amount that will land.
What account details do I receive to collect payments?
You receive account details in your company’s name — an IBAN in EUR — to collect payments directly into your Reibanq account.
Do I need to open a local account in every country I do business with?
No. One Reibanq account receives, converts and pays across 38 currencies, so there is no separate relationship to open and reconcile in each country.
Open the account and stop paying a margin you cannot see
An IBAN in your company’s name, 38 currencies to pay and get paid in, and the cost of every conversion written next to the rate.