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Save more with FX pricing that beats most providers in the market today
Send and receive international payments in 30+ currencies across 130+ countries at one of the best FX rates
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Open local collection accounts in SGD, USD, EUR, GBP at no cost.
Send, hold and receive funds in major currencies to transact with overseas suppliers and customers easily.
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Safely send same-day local transfers and FX payments to 30+ major currencies directly from the Aspire App
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FAQs about global payments & international money transfers
What are SWIFT transfers and how do they work?
SWIFT is an abbreviation for the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication and stands for a worldwide network of banks that work collaboratively to provide their customers with international bank transfers.
All SWIFT transfers are carried out via the payer's bank, which gets debited and routed through multiple intermediary banks before the recipient's bank is credited. This whole process can take up to 1-5 business days.
What are local transfers and how do they work?
A local transfer uses a network of financial institutions to send money directly to a recipient’s local bank account. These transfers are settled in the local currency by the recipient’s bank. All you need are the recipient’s local bank account details.
Local transfers are generally cheaper and faster than SWIFT transfers. They typically settle instantly or within 1 business day, depending on the country’s payment infrastructure. By contrast, international wire transfers (via SWIFT) are used for cross-border payments but can take 1–5 business days and incur higher fees due to intermediary banks and currency conversion.
What is the difference between international wire transfers vs local bank transfers?
The key difference between international wire transfers and local bank transfers is that local transfers are typically faster and more cost-effective, while international wire transfers tend to involve higher fees due to intermediary banks and currency conversions.
How do global payments or international money transfers work?
Global payment is the process of transferring money to a bank account that is set up in a foreign country. This payment could be made to your supplier, your vendor, an employee, a business affiliate or any other entity. Making global payments involved strenuous processes and numerous fees in the past, however, the process is easier and more cost-effective today.
Generally, a global payment provider is involved, which functions as an intermediary between the payer & the receiver from different nations. They may collect funds locally and settle them in the recipient’s country using local payment networks, which reduces costs and processing times.