Traditional payment methods limit speed and visibility
Many cross-border payment models still rely on bank transfers, intermediaries, or cash-based collection, creating delays and reducing control once funds are sent.
- Settlement times vary across corridors and providers
- Limited visibility into where funds are in transit
- Cash pickup models introduce operational and security risk
- FX handling and intermediary fees reduce margin predictability
- Manual processes increase administrative workload
Virtual cards have moved from a payment method to the service layer cross-border providers are building their payout models around. Thredd's issuing platform gives cross-border providers faster issuance, better visibility, and card-level controls from the start.
Speed, visibility, and control across all corridors
Faster fund access
Real-time card issuance reduces reliance on settlement timelines associated with traditional bank transfers or cash-based collection.
Receiver access without a bank account
Card issuance and digital wallet provisioning give recipients direct access to funds, including in markets where traditional banking is limited or unavailable.
Transparent payment flows
Maintain visibility into issued funds and transaction activity across corridors rather than losing insight once payments are sent.
Simplified payout structure
Replace multiple cross-border payment methods with a consistent card-based issuing model, reducing administrative overhead.
Built-in transaction controls
Apply spend rules, velocity checks, MCC controls, and card-level geography restrictions, all aligned to your risk framework.
Modernise cross-border payments with confidence
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