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Pick the fastest, cheapest method for each payment

Gruv routes each payout through the best available partner method based on destination, currency, and urgency. Local clearing where available, cross-border when needed.

Supported countriesMulti-currencyStatus tracking
Route selectorPayee · DE · EUR
Live rates
Recommended
ACH · delivery estimate
US · domestic
SLA
< 6 hr
Fee
$0.80
SEPA Instant
EU · 36 countries
SLA
< 10 sec
Fee
€0.20
Wire
Global · SWIFT
SLA
1-3 days
Fee
$18
FallbackWireSEPA Reg
Release via selected ACH route

Where cross-border fiat slows you down.

Limited Corridor Coverage

Your bank covers a slice of global corridors. Every gap means another provider, another contract, another reconciliation stream.

Slow Cross-Border Transfers

International wires take 3 to 5 days through correspondent chains. Vendors wait. Support tickets pile up.

Hidden Bank Fees

Intermediary banks, lifting fees, and unfavorable FX spreads erode every cross-border payment.

Manual Beneficiary Management

Collecting and validating bank details across changing corridor rules creates ongoing manual work and avoidable exceptions.

Compliance Per Corridor

Each destination country has different rules for outbound transfers. Your compliance team multiplies the work.

No Status After Send

Once a wire leaves, tracking it through intermediary banks is nearly impossible. You find out it failed days later.

Gruv Solution

Global fiat transfer network

Route each payout through the right method: local clearing for speed, cross-border when needed. Status tracking and beneficiary validation from start to finish.

Local Currency Delivery

Deliver in local currency through 50+ domestic clearing systems. Faster and cheaper than international wires.

Cross-Border Connectivity

Reach any bank globally via international wire when local methods are unavailable. Fees disclosed upfront.

Faster Local Options

Where a faster local rail is available, show its expected delivery window, cutoff, and fee before the route is selected.

Status Tracking

Monitor every payment from initiation to delivery. Webhooks fire on status changes.

Beneficiary Validation

Validate IBAN, routing number, and beneficiary name at entry. Catch errors before the payment fails.

Smart Routing

Gruv picks the fastest, lowest-cost method per payment based on destination, currency, and urgency.

Capabilities

Payment Methods

USD Domestic

US transfer options with the expected delivery window and fee shown for the selected route.

EUR Local

Eurozone transfer options with cutoffs, fees, and expected delivery shown before release.

GBP Instant

Near-instant sterling transfers in the UK.

Cross-Border

International wire coverage for every other corridor.

How it works

Routing Logic

Before vs after Gruv

Add methods without adding integrations

Adding a payout method usually means a new vendor, a new schema, and a new reconciliation stream. Gruv pre-integrates the methods your payees need.

Without Gruv
With Gruv
New method
Months of vendor work and certification per method.
Toggle the method on and route eligible payees to it.
Cutoff awareness
Cutoff times live in spreadsheets and one analyst's head.
Per-corridor cutoff windows surface at batch creation.
Method failure
Failed payouts re-queue for next cycle. Payees wait a week.
Configured fallback rules send an eligible failure to another route or to review.
Coverage gaps
Niche corridors require custom contracts and bespoke ops work.
Shared coverage across global methods removes one-off integrations.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Gruv decide which method to use?+
Routing considers corridor availability, cost, speed, and compliance. Local clearing takes priority when available because it is faster and cheaper than international wires.
Can we force a specific method for certain payees?+
In some cases, yes. Method selection can be constrained by corridor and compliance. If you need a specific method for reconciliation, scope it during evaluation.

Next step

See where Gruv fits

Tell us what you are trying to do, where it needs to work, and how your team handles it today.

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