Countries
The 28 countries we can pay you in, and the ones we cannot
The receiving country determines three things: the currency you are paid in, the format of the details you must provide, and the applicable reporting framework. This page gives the status of each, with the reason when the service is not open.
- 28 open countries
- 7 in preparation
- 9 not served
- 24 currencies
28 open countries
The rail shown is the fastest available there. Each country page ranks every rail by delay and adds the local identifier format.
| Country | Currency | Rails | Fastest rail | That rail’s fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| France | EUR | 6 | Virement SEPA Instantane (under 5 minutes) | No rail fee |
| Belgium | EUR | 6 | Virement SEPA Instantane (under 5 minutes) | No rail fee |
| Germany | EUR | 6 | Virement SEPA Instantane (under 5 minutes) | No rail fee |
| Spain | EUR | 6 | Virement SEPA Instantane (under 5 minutes) | No rail fee |
| Italy | EUR | 6 | Virement SEPA Instantane (under 5 minutes) | No rail fee |
| Netherlands | EUR | 6 | Virement SEPA Instantane (under 5 minutes) | No rail fee |
| Portugal | EUR | 6 | Virement SEPA Instantane (under 5 minutes) | No rail fee |
| Ireland | EUR | 5 | Virement SEPA Instantane (under 5 minutes) | No rail fee |
| Austria | EUR | 4 | Virement SEPA Instantane (under 5 minutes) | No rail fee |
| Finland | EUR | 3 | Virement SEPA Instantane (under 5 minutes) | No rail fee |
| Greece | EUR | 3 | Virement SEPA Instantane (under 5 minutes) | No rail fee |
| Poland | PLN | 5 | Revolut (under 5 minutes) | No rail fee |
| Switzerland | CHF | 3 | PayPal (about 10 minutes) | €0.35 + 2.00% |
| United Kingdom | GBP | 5 | Faster Payments (under 5 minutes) | No rail fee |
| United States | USD | 5 | PayPal (about 10 minutes) | €0.35 + 2.00% |
| Canada | CAD | 4 | Interac e-Transfer (about 5 minutes) | No rail fee |
| Brazil | BRL | 4 | PIX (under 5 minutes) | No rail fee |
| Mexico | MXN | 4 | SPEI (under 5 minutes) | No rail fee |
| Colombia | COP | 2 | Nequi (about 5 minutes) | No rail fee |
| Argentina | ARS | 2 | Virement international SWIFT (2 business day(s)) | $25.00 |
| Kenya | KES | 2 | M-Pesa (under 5 minutes) | 0.50% |
| Nigeria | NGN | 2 | Virement bancaire NIP (under 5 minutes) | 0.50% |
| Ghana | GHS | 2 | MTN Mobile Money (under 5 minutes) | 0.75% |
| Senegal | XOF | 3 | Virement international SWIFT (2 business day(s)) | $25.00 |
| Ivory Coast | XOF | 3 | Virement international SWIFT (2 business day(s)) | $25.00 |
| Philippines | PHP | 2 | Virement international SWIFT (2 business day(s)) | $25.00 |
| Turkey | TRY | 3 | Virement international SWIFT (2 business day(s)) | $25.00 |
| United Arab Emirates | AED | 2 | Virement international SWIFT (2 business day(s)) | $25.00 |
7 countries in preparation
The local rail exists in our code and is tested, but it is not open. What is missing is regulatory, not technical.
- AustraliaAUD
- Australia is not yet open on its local rail. PayID is built but its opening depends on a local registration in progress. PayPal and international wire remain available.Local currency: Australian Dollar · 3 rail(s) reachable today, including PayPalSee the detail for Australia
- PeruPEN
- Peru is not yet open on its local rail. Yape is built but the integration has not gone to production. International wire remains available.Local currency: Peruvian Sol · 1 rail(s) reachable today, including Virement international SWIFTSee the detail for Peru
- South AfricaZAR
- South Africa is not open on its local rail. Exchange control requires reporting on cross-border flows, which we cannot handle without a licensed local partner. International wire remains available.Local currency: South African Rand · 1 rail(s) reachable today, including Virement international SWIFTSee the detail for South Africa
- IndiaINR
- India is not open. UPI is built but the withholding on digital asset transfers and registration with the financial intelligence unit require a local entity we do not have.Local currency: Indian Rupee · 2 rail(s) reachable today, including Virement international SWIFTSee the detail for India
- ThailandTHB
- Thailand is not open on its local rail. PromptPay is built but its opening depends on a partnership with a locally licensed payment institution.Local currency: Thai Baht · 1 rail(s) reachable today, including Virement international SWIFTSee the detail for Thailand
- VietnamVND
- Vietnam is not open. The local bank rail is built, but the national digital asset framework is being rewritten and we prefer to wait until it stabilises.Local currency: Vietnamese Dong · 1 rail(s) reachable today, including Virement international SWIFTSee the detail for Vietnam
- SingaporeSGD
- Singapore is not open. PayNow is built, but paying out to Singapore requires a local licence or a partnership with a licence holder, which we do not claim.Local currency: Singapore Dollar · 1 rail(s) reachable today, including Virement international SWIFTSee the detail for Singapore
9 countries not served
These are refusals of service, not integration delays. An order from one of these countries is declined, whatever the amount.
| Country | Reason |
|---|---|
| Iran | International sanctions. |
| North Korea | International sanctions. |
| Syria | International sanctions. |
| Cuba | International sanctions. |
| Russia | Restrictive measures on digital asset services. |
| Belarus | Restrictive measures on digital asset services. |
| Afghanistan | Unacceptable money laundering risk. |
| Myanmar (Burma) | Unacceptable money laundering risk. |
| China | Digital asset exchange services are prohibited there. |
Why this list is published
A provider that shows its geographic restrictions nowhere lets the customer discover them after depositing funds. We publish the list and the reason: it lets you check before starting, and it commits us to keeping it current, since it is visible. It is re-checked at every compliance review.
How a country opens, concretely
Three conditions, in this order. None is optional.
First condition: a reliable payout rail, reachable by API, able to push funds to a local account. Many countries have an excellent domestic payment system that no foreign provider can access for disbursement: that is the most frequent case, and it is as much a contractual blocker as a technical one.
Second condition: a regulatory framework in which the operation is lawful for us. Some countries require a local entity, a crypto-asset service provider licence, or registration with the financial intelligence unit. Until that framework is met, the rail stays closed even when it is technically ready.
Third condition: enough to write something useful. A country page that merely repeats how the rail works adds nothing: it needs the local identifier format, the name matching rules, the practical caps, the reporting framework. Until we have those, the corridor stays reachable but is not proposed for indexing.
Frequently asked questions about geographic coverage
How do I know if my country is served?
The table above lists the 28 open countries, with their settlement currency and the fastest rail working there. A country missing from all three lists is not refused: it simply has no local rail integrated yet, and stays reachable by international wire where your bank accepts one.
What does “coming” mean for a country?
7 countries are in that case: the local rail is built and tested, but is not open for lack of a local entity, a licence or a licensed partner. We announce no date, because an opening date that depends on a regulatory third party is not a date, it is a wish.
Why do you refuse some countries?
9 countries are refused service, for three distinct reasons: international sanctions, restrictive measures on digital asset services, or a local prohibition of this type of service. The exact reason is stated country by country in the table, and this list is re-checked at every compliance review.
Is the country currency always the settlement currency?
No. A local rail settles in local currency, but a multi-country rail settles in its own: the international wire settles in dollars, PayPal in euros. If the settlement currency is not your account’s, your bank applies its own conversion on arrival — a real cost, which we can neither see nor display.
Can I sell from one country and get paid in another?
The receiving account must be in your name, matching your verified identity. It does not have to be in your country of residence, but a gap between the two lengthens verification, and some local rails additionally require a national identifier from that country — a CPF in Brazil, a cedula in Colombia — that you must legitimately hold.
Does the country list change?
Yes, in both directions. A country opens when a local rail is integrated and tested end to end; a country closes when local regulation changes or a partner stops covering it. The counters on this site are computed from the catalogue, not typed in by hand: they move the same day.