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How do I confirm country and currency coverage?

Map the payer country, payment currency, settlement destination, and method before confirming a receiving flow.

Updated July 18, 2026

Country and currency coverage is most useful when it describes the complete money flow, not a headline count. Start with where the payer is, which currency they will use, where the funds should settle, and which account or legal entity receives them.

Map the receiving flow

  • Payer country: where the customer or funding account is based.
  • Payment currency: the currency shown on the invoice or payment request.
  • Settlement destination: the country, currency, account, and legal entity that should receive the funds.
  • Payment method: the bank-transfer, checkout, or other route the payer expects to use.

What shapes availability

The available route can change with the provider account, customer approval, transaction type, currency pair, amount, and destination. Fees and timing also belong in the same review. Confirm those details together before you promise a payment option to a customer.

Prepare a useful coverage request

Share the payer country, payment and settlement currencies, expected method, typical amount, receiving entity, and target launch date via Contact. That gives the team enough context to confirm the current fit or identify what still needs to be arranged.

If the payment and settlement currencies differ, review how quotes and conversions work on the FX conversion page. A supported currency does not mean every pair, amount, account, or settlement route is available.

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