One account for the whole company
Hold, send and receive in the currencies you invoice in, with cards, expenses and approvals in the same place.
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Business accountsA euro IBAN in your company’s name PaymentsSingle, scheduled and batch, from one screen Local paymentsEuro transfers across the SEPA zone SEPA paymentsStandard, instant and direct debit International paymentsCross-border transfers, cost shown up front Currency exchangeThe cost shown before you confirmProduct updates, company announcements, and articles on how money actually moves between businesses across Europe.
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Companies used to open an account in every country they sold to. One account that pays and collects in 38 currencies removes the reason to, and moves the cost of trading abroad somewhere you can see it.
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The fee on the screen is rarely the whole price of an international transfer, and the arrival date is often a guess. Both are avoidable.
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A conversion charged inside the rate looks like no charge at all. How to measure what currency actually costs your company, in ten minutes.
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One card per person, with the limit decided before the card exists, turns company spending into a record that builds itself.
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Month-end expense reconstruction is not a discipline problem. It is a timing problem, and it has a straightforward fix.
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Escrow does not ask either side of a deal to trust more. It removes the moment of exposure, and it is not right for every order.
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