USD to the eurozone, settled on SEPA
Pay suppliers and collect from customers in euros from the same Infinite Account.
- USD → EUReuro destination · no rail in the request
- Every eligible path scoredSpeed · all-in cost · reliability
- Screened once for the whole routeThe result covers every legCleared
- Stablecoin leg + USD/EUR FXDelivered on SEPA Instant (or SEPA credit transfer)
- Direct SWIFT wireScored against it on every payment
- Instruction
- USD → EUReuro destination · no rail in the request
- Routing
- Every eligible path scoredSpeed · all-in cost · reliability
- Screened once for the whole routeThe result covers every legCleared
- Route chosen
- Stablecoin leg + USD/EUR FXDelivered on SEPA Instant (or SEPA credit transfer)
Who it’s for
- Payouts: a USD instruction with a euro-area destination routes through the best-scoring path and delivers euros on SEPA Instant where the receiving bank participates, or standard SEPA credit transfer otherwise.
- Collections: European customers pay in EUR on SEPA rails; the balance converts and lands in your USD account, no EU entity or local banking setup on your side.
- Counterparties are vetted before funds move, with the screening result covering every leg of the route, including EU travel-rule obligations on crypto-asset legs, which the network handles as part of screening.
How the corridor runs.
How it worksSubmit the instruction
Amount, euro destination, urgency. No rail in the request.
Routing scores the eligible paths
A direct SWIFT wire competes with a stablecoin leg plus USD/EUR conversion, scored on settlement, all-in cost, and corridor performance.
Screening clears the counterparty
Vetted before funds move; the result covers every leg.
The local leg delivers
The euro leg settles on SEPA Instant (or SEPA credit transfer), as one payment object and ledger entry.
The USD ↔ EUR corridor at a glance
Corridor facts| Currency | Euro (EUR) |
| Local settlement | SEPA Instant: seconds · SEPA credit transfer: same/next day |
| Directions | USD → EUR payouts · EUR → USD collections |
| FX | USD/EUR conversion en route, quoted on the payment object |
| Rails in play | SWIFT · stablecoin transfer + FX · SEPA delivery |
| Compliance | Counterparty screened before funds move |
Talk to us for current corridor terms and a worked example at your volumes.
Accounts, payments and requests in one console.
Console- Payments
- Transfers
- RFI inbox
- Balances and accounts
- Payees
- Verification
- Agents
- Developer
Transfers
Every transfer with its rail, route and state.
- Supplier payoutSWIFT · EURCompleted
- Treasury moveBetween treasury walletsProcessing
- Contractor payoutSPEI · MXNIn review
Answers before you ask
FAQHow fast does a USD to Europe business payment settle?
SEPA Instant credits in seconds where the receiving bank participates, and stablecoin legs settle 24/7, including weekends, so same-day delivery is standard. Standard SEPA credit transfers post same or next business day. The route’s estimated settlement comes back before funds move.
Does the EU travel rule apply to these payments?
When a route includes a crypto-asset leg, EU transfer-of-funds rules apply to that leg: originator and beneficiary information travels with it. The network carries this as part of screening; nothing extra lands on your integration.
Can we collect euros from customers in Europe?
Yes, collections and payouts share one account. Customers pay in EUR over SEPA, the conversion is quoted on the payment, and you reconcile a single USD ledger entry.
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