Since its launch early last year, Swift explains that half of gpi payments are credited within 30 minutes, many within seconds – and almost 100% within 24 hours – enabling Ebury’s clients to fast-track their international payments.
The service also enables the company’s end-clients to monitor and track their payments globally in real-time.
Swift states that to date, over 200 financial institutions around the world are signed up to gpi, with over USD 100 billion in gpi payments being sent daily across 500+ international payment corridors – representing over a third of all Swift payments.
Founded in 2009, Ebury provides cross-border payments in over 140 currencies, risk management, and lending solutions to a range of international organisations, including NGOs, SMEs and corporates.
Ebury is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as an electronic money institution.
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