International trade · Business payments

International payments for importers and exporters

Connect international trade flows to a regulated fiat and stablecoin exchange provider in Europe. Explore eligible SEPA and partner settlement routes, with compliance oversight and operational reconciliation.

Services and settlement routes are subject to onboarding, jurisdiction, supported currencies, partner availability and transaction approval.

A controlled operating layer

MiCA-authorised exchange

Business onboarding, AML/KYT controls and reviewed exchange execution.

Supported stablecoin routes

Eligible fiat and USDC exchange flows, with delivery to client-controlled wallets.

Traceable reconciliation

Coordinate the exchange order, transaction references and available settlement records.

Built around real international trade needs

Every payment route starts with a real business purpose, not a promise that one rail works for every country and currency.

Importers paying international suppliers

Explore whether a supported exchange and payment route can help settle an approved supplier invoice in the required currency and country.

Exporters receiving cross-border payments

Review eligible ways to receive, convert and reconcile international business proceeds with an agreed settlement model.

Platforms coordinating business flows

Integrate approved exchange steps into your product or operations through API and assisted workflows with clear responsibilities.

How an approved payment flow is set up

We assess whether the proposed exchange and related fiat settlement steps are supported before operational access is granted.

1. Describe the flow

Share the countries, currencies, counterparties, monthly volume and the business purpose of the transaction.

2. Check the operating model

Our team reviews eligibility, KYB, sanctions, settlement partners and any applicable compliance requirements.

3. Agree terms and execution

If the route is supported and approved, agree funding, exchange, beneficiary settlement, fees and reconciliation.

Cryptopocket is not a bank or a custodian. Fiat settlement may involve third-party payment partners, subject to separate eligibility and contractual conditions.

Frequently asked questions

Can you pay suppliers in any country?

No. Supported currencies, countries and payment rails vary by client eligibility, compliance assessment and partner availability. We assess your specific corridor before committing to an operating model.

Does my company need to keep its money in cryptocurrency?

Not necessarily. The available workflow depends on the approved transaction and payment partners. Cryptopocket provides regulated exchange services; any fiat payout arrangements are assessed separately.

Do you issue bank accounts or virtual IBANs?

No. Cryptopocket is not a bank and does not issue bank accounts or virtual IBANs. Eligible funding or settlement arrangements, where available, involve approved financial partners.

How are fees calculated?

Exchange fees depend on monthly volume and the agreed commercial model. Cryptopocket does not add a spread to the market exchange price. Any partner payment charges are assessed separately before execution.

Bring us your payment corridor

Tell us the countries, currencies, approximate monthly volume and the business behind the flow. We will review the available operating model.