Networks & cross-borderNext

Send money home, priced in full before it leaves.

Corridors, quotes, inbound and outbound transfers.

Next. Remittance is built and on its way to Live. Tell us if you need it, and we'll tell you honestly when it will be ready for you.

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Why it matters

What it will change.

Families abroad send money home every month and lose a slice to fees and rates they can't see until it arrives. Remittance on Bridge will quote the whole journey upfront: what the sender pays, what the recipient receives, and every fee in between.

It will handle corridors, quotes, outbound and inbound transfers, cash pickup and the reporting regulators ask for, on the same ledger as everything else.

It is built, and not yet deployed or partnered. Talk to us about your corridors.

How it works

Step by step.

  1. Choose a corridor

    Sending country, receiving country and how the money is delivered.

  2. Get a full quote

    Rate, fees and what the recipient receives, locked for a short time.

  3. Fund it

    The sender pays; the transfer is screened before it moves.

  4. Deliver

    To a bank account, a wallet, or cash pickup.

  5. Report

    Corridor reporting for regulators, from the same records.

What it will do

Built in, not bolted on.

Corridors

Configure where you send from and to, and how.

Full quotes

Rate, fees and received amount before the sender pays.

Inbound and outbound

Send abroad, and receive transfers coming home.

Cash pickup

Recipients without accounts collect cash.

Screening

Senders and recipients screened before money moves.

Regulatory reporting

Corridor reports from the same ledger.

  • Corridors and quotes
  • Inbound and outbound transfers
  • Cash pickup and regulatory reporting
Use cases

How businesses could use it.

Illustrative businesses, not customers. Figures are made up to show the flow.

A money transfer operator serving the UK diaspora · Fintechs & neobanks

Diaspora transfers home

Senders compare providers on fee, then lose more on the rate. The operator wants to show everything upfront.

  1. The sender will choose London to Lagos
  2. The quote will show the rate, the fee and the naira the recipient gets
  3. The recipient's bank account will be credited

Senders will know what arrives before they pay.

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An MTO with agents in Benue · Banks, MFBs & PSBs

Cash pickup in rural towns

Many recipients have no bank account near them. They need to collect cash from an agent.

  1. The sender will pick cash pickup
  2. The recipient will get a code
  3. An agent will pay out and the transfer will complete

Recipients without accounts will still receive money from home.

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A wallet app in Lagos · Fintechs & neobanks

Inbound transfers to wallets

Customers receive money from abroad into their bank, then move it to the wallet. They'd rather receive straight into the wallet.

  1. Inbound transfers will be addressed to the wallet
  2. They will be screened on arrival
  3. Then credited to the customer

Money from abroad will land where customers spend it.

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What it won't do

Honest limits.

  • It is built but not yet deployed or partnered.

Questions about remittance

Is remittance live?

Not yet. It is built but not deployed or partnered. Tell us your corridors and we'll tell you where it stands.

Which corridors?

Corridors are configured per partner. Talk to us about the ones you need.

Are rates fixed?

A quote is locked for a short time so the sender pays exactly what they saw.

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We'll come back with what's live for you today, and what's next.