For those whose money crosses a border
We make sending money abroad as fast as sending the email about it.
Borders shouldn’t slow money down
An email crosses a border in milliseconds, for almost nothing. A payment still takes days, costs 3 to 6%, and needs cash parked abroad to work at all.
The problem isn’t technology. Money still travels through a chain of banks that each know the next stop, not the destination. Elytra turns the decision to pay and the payment itself into one instruction.
Nobody designed the bank route
A payment sent on Friday afternoon lands on Tuesday. That is what happens when four banks, each with its own hours and records, take turns with it.
Days to settle
Two to five business days, plus cut-offs, weekends and holidays.
Costs you can’t see
A fee at every hop and a spread hidden in the rate.
Cash stuck abroad
Money pre-funded in every market, earning nothing.
No shared view
The sender, the recipient and every bank in between see a different status.
Software, not a bank
Money is paid in locally, crosses the border and is paid out locally at the other end. One instruction, four states, each sent to you as it happens.
Licensed institutions hold and move the money at every step. We tell it where to go. We built it that way on purpose.
A small team, close to the money
Partner-first
A licensed partner on each side of every corridor, chosen market by market.
Small and technical
Engineers and operators. The person who answers you can fix the problem.
Built in the open
Public docs, an open sandbox, and pricing in writing before you commit.
Close to the payout
People in the markets we serve, wherever a payout lands.
Built payments infrastructure, or want to?
We hire slowly and give people room. Tell us what you’d fix first. That answer is most of the interview.
Wherever your money lands
Tell us your corridor and volume. We’ll show you what it costs today and on Elytra.