Account overview
One relationship. Multiple currencies.
Each account is issued in your company name with a dedicated account number per currency. Manage treasury across jurisdictions from a single commercial relationship.
Acme Global S.A.
Virtual accounts — active
USD
US Dollar
$847,250.00
Available balance
EUR
Euro
€312,640.00
Available balance
GBP
British Pound
£194,110.00
Available balance
BRL
Brazilian Real
R$1,245,800.00
Available balance
MXN
Mexican Peso
$4,890,200.00
Available balance
USDC
Stablecoin
500,000.00
Available balance
Account details issued in the account holder's name. Transfers accepted via SWIFT, SEPA, PIX, SPEI, FPS, UPI, and local rails. Stablecoin deposits across 19 chains.
What the accounts support
01
Named accounts
Account details issued in the company or individual's own name. Transfers arrive clearly identified, with no intermediary account in between.
02
Multi-currency
Hold and receive in USD, EUR, GBP and other currencies depending on the product and receiving institution.
03
Same-name transfers
Receive bank transfers from accounts in the same name — the standard for treasury operations and corporate cash management.
04
Third-party transfers
Accept transfers from third parties where the product and receiving institution permit. All incoming payments documented and identifiable.
05
Stablecoin balances
Hold USDC and USDT alongside fiat currencies. Receive stablecoin deposits across 19 chains. Convert between fiat and stablecoin balances on demand.
06
Card spending
Spend account balances via a branded Visa card. Physical or virtual. Available for fiat and stablecoin-backed accounts.
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