Cross-currency conversion
Convert between the currencies your business works in, with transparent rates and fees — built on the platform’s multi-currency core.
Coming soon
Money without borders. Conversion and cross-border payments.
Convert between currencies and move money across borders — without leaving your workspace. It is on the way, built on the platform’s multi-currency core. Nothing moves yet — join the waitlist to be first in line.
This is a preview of an upcoming, regulated service. It is not live, quotes no rates, and moves no funds today.
What it will do
Money that moves with your business.
Built on the same audited, double-entry ledger that already powers wallets and billing — so conversions and transfers reconcile to the cent.
Cross-border payments
Send and receive international payments without leaving the workspace — settlement tracked on the same audited ledger as the rest of your operation.
Multi-currency wallet
Hold balances in more than one currency and move between them — reconciled to the cent on the double-entry ledger you already trust.
Already supported
15 currencies, ready to build on.
These are the active currencies already configured on the platform — the foundation the Exchange will build on. No rates shown; just the real lineup.
AR$
ARS
Argentine Peso
A$
AUD
Australian Dollar
R$
BRL
Brazilian Real
CA$
CAD
Canadian Dollar
Fr.
CHF
Swiss Franc
CLP$
CLP
Chilean Peso
¥
CNY
Chinese Yuan
COL$
COP
Colombian Peso
€
EUR
Euro
£
GBP
Pound Sterling
₹
INR
Indian Rupee
¥
JPY
Japanese Yen
Mex$
MXN
Mexican Peso
S/.
PEN
Peruvian Sol
$
USD
US Dollar
How it will work
Verify, choose, convert.
A regulated flow, designed to be simple — and honest about what each step requires.
Step 01
Verify once
Complete identity verification (KYC). As a regulated service, this is required before any conversion or transfer — we will guide you through it.
Step 02
Choose currencies
Pick the pair you need and preview the rate and fee up front — no surprises, no hidden spread.
Step 03
Convert or send
Convert inside your wallet or send a cross-border payment — every movement reconciled on the audited ledger.
Compliance first
A regulated service, built the right way.
Currency conversion and cross-border payments are regulated financial services. We are building toward the verification, licenses, and safeguards they require — and we will only switch it on once we can do it compliantly.
KYC & identity
Identity verification (KYC) and the controls a regulated financial service requires — designed in from day one, not bolted on.
Regulated by design
We are building toward the licenses and partnerships this requires. We will only switch it on once we can do it compliantly.
Funds stay safe
Nothing moves today. When it launches, customer funds and data are protected on the same audited, double-entry ledger.
Honest by default
This page presents an upcoming capability. It is not live, quotes no rates, and routes no orders — it is a preview of what is coming.
Frequently asked questions
Exchange, answered.
What is coming, what is required, and why nothing is live yet.
Want to be first?
Join the waitlist
Tell us you are interested and we will notify you the moment the Exchange goes live in your region.
Notify meAnswer
No. This is an upcoming capability — a preview of what is coming. It moves no money, quotes no live rates, and runs no conversion today. Join the waitlist to be notified when it launches.
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It builds on the platform’s existing multi-currency core. The active currencies already configured are shown below — the launch lineup will be confirmed closer to release.
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Yes. As a regulated financial service, identity verification (KYC) will be required before any conversion or transfer. It is designed in from the start.
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No rates are quoted on this page. We will only surface real, transparent rates and fees once the service is live and operating compliantly.
Coming soon
Be first when the Exchange goes live.
Currency conversion and cross-border payments, on the platform you already run your business on. Join the waitlist — nothing moves until it launches compliantly.