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SWIFT: companies, offers and requests that work with this method.

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Two Cyprus service companies need accounts, SEPA/SWIFT, cards and payrollRequestMerchant· October 13, 2026Bank or fintech needed for B2B inflows from sweepstakes operators and corporate cardsRequestMerchant· October 13, 2026Fintech startup seeks BaaS with ACH, cards and KYC/KYB via APIRequestMerchant· October 13, 2026European platform: multi-currency accounts and payment linksRequestPayment provider· August 28, 2026Payment infrastructure for institutional and digital-asset companiesRequestPayment provider· July 16, 2026Canadian platform for international business paymentsRequestPayment provider· July 9, 2026UK platform: EUR/GBP business accounts, FX and payments APIRequestPayment provider· July 8, 2026UK EMI: EUR/GBP IBANs, Faster Payments and merchant acquiringRequestPayment provider· June 30, 2026European EMI: EUR accounts, SWIFT and EEA payment collectionRequestPayment provider· June 29, 2026Consumer lender needs pay-ins and payouts in Argentina, Colombia, Peru and RomaniaRequestMerchant· June 24, 2026UK EMI: client IBANs, SEPA/SWIFT and Visa issuing programmesRequestPayment provider· June 22, 2026SEPA, SWIFT and direct EU C2B providers for crypto-focused MSBsRequestMerchant· April 30, 2026Bolivian business seeks a USDT to USD off-ramp and supplier wiresRequestMerchant· April 15, 2026Lithuanian EMI: SEPA Instant, SWIFT, prepaid cards and BaaS APIRequestPayment provider· February 26, 2026Lithuanian EMI: corporate SEPA/SWIFT account for B2BRequestPayment provider· November 27, 2025DK IBAN for business and access to Danish payment networksRequestPayment provider· June 30, 2025BaaS: multi-currency accounts, payouts in 40+ currencies and prepaid cardsRequestPayment provider· June 29, 2025

SWIFT transfers in a payment stack

SWIFT is the messaging network banks use for international wire transfers in dozens of currencies. Unlike SEPA or local instant rails, a SWIFT payment can pass through one or more correspondent banks, so timing ranges from same day to several business days and intermediary fees may be deducted on the way. For businesses it remains the default for large B2B amounts, supplier payments and settlement between PSPs and merchants outside the euro zone.

Who uses SWIFT on this site

  • PSPs and merchants settling in USD, EUR or other currencies across borders.
  • Exporters and SaaS companies receiving payments from clients abroad.
  • Payment teams and exchangers moving liquidity between banks and OTC desks.

Ways to receive and send SWIFT payments

  • Multi-currency business accounts at banks or EMIs with SWIFT IBAN or account details.
  • Collection accounts and virtual accounts in major currencies from cross-border providers.
  • Payout APIs that send SWIFT wires with charge options OUR, SHA or BEN.

Fees and settlement

Typical costs include a sending fee, possible correspondent deductions and the FX spread if conversion happens. Compare the all-in cost per transfer rather than the headline fee. Settlement depends on the corridor; payments to sanctioned or high-risk jurisdictions may be blocked or delayed by compliance checks.

What to ask a provider

  • Which currencies and corridors are supported, and through which correspondent banks.
  • Whether incoming third-party payments are accepted (important for marketplaces and PSPs).
  • FX rates, cut-off times, tracking (gpi), and how returns are handled.
  • KYB requirements and accepted business models.

{count} companies list SWIFT. Related pages: SWIFT in the UK, SEPA, FX and conversion, business accounts. See offers or post a request.