Local details in your name
Collect through named accounts at licensed partners, in the currencies that partner serves. Your buyers pay a local account, not a foreign one.
Settlement
Pay and get paid in every corridor, from accounts in your own name.
Local bank details for your business come from the licensed partner in each corridor. Every payment is quoted by several licensed providers, crosses the border in minutes and reconciles into your books.
The money is there. The bank says no.
A sending bank that does not recognise the destination refuses the transfer. A correspondent chain adds days and takes fees on the way through. One bank quotes one FX rate and rarely shows you the margin. Rheza removes each of those steps.
Several quotes on every payment
Licensed providers quote side by side. You see each provider’s rate, partner fees and Rheza’s fee as one all-in cost, and pick.
Minutes, not days
Value crosses the border as stablecoin. Fiat appears only at each end, in the payer’s and payee’s own accounts.
Named to named
Payments clear between accounts in the parties’ own names, which is what gets large transfers through.
Every entity, one login
Hold balances and approve payments for each company in your group, with no shared accounts between them.
Reconciled for you
Payments match to invoices and post to your accounting or ERP system automatically.
How a payment moves
- 01
You request a payment, or your buyer pays your local collection details.
- 02
Licensed providers quote. You choose the best all-in price.
- 03
The provider converts and the value crosses as stablecoin.
- 04
A rail partner pays out in local currency to the named account at the far end.
- 05
Both sides see the settled state, and the payment reconciles.
The fee sits beside the rate, never inside it.
Rheza charges per payment. There is no subscription, no account fee, no margin hidden in the FX rate, and no rebate from the providers we rank. Published rates are not set yet.