Corporates & Importers
Pay suppliers globally.
At the rate you quoted.
Direct bank access in 80+ countries. Institutional FX rates locked at instruction, settlement by next business day.
What changes when you stop using SWIFT
| Traditional SWIFT | Through Condor | |
|---|---|---|
| Route | 3–5 correspondent banks | Direct bank access |
| Settlement | 2–5 business days | T+1 on major corridors |
| FX markup | 1–3% (hidden in rate) | Quoted before you fund |
| Traceability | Limited | End-to-end confirmation |
| Coverage | Your bank's network | 80+ countries, one account |
| Delivery | Bank-to-bank only | Bank or push-to-card (Visa Direct) |
| Funding | Wire transfer | Wire, ACH, FedNow, or stablecoins (19 chains) |
How it works
A payment in four steps
Tell us the destination and amount
Share the supplier country, currency, and amount. Takes under two minutes.
We quote FX and confirm the route
You see the exact rate and fees before committing — no surprises at settlement.
Fund via wire or stablecoins
Wire, ACH, FedNow, or stablecoins (USDC/USDT on 19 chains).
Supplier receives in their local bank account
Funds arrive in the recipient's account. You get end-to-end confirmation.
Featured corridor
Pay Chinese suppliers directly via CIPS.
No more SWIFT delays or correspondent bank rejections. Condor routes payments through CIPS (Cross-Border Interbank Payment System) with correct SAFE documentation codes. Same-day settlement in USD or CNY.
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Pay your next supplier through Condor
Share your corridors and volumes. We'll come back with rates and a setup plan.