First-party payouts
Your business pays suppliers, payroll, or subsidiaries with its own funds: one KYB on your business, every rail, every counterparty screened before funds move.
Third-party cross-border payments
Your platform moves customer money across borders, each customer onboarded with a real account through bank partners, both sides screened on every payment.
Fiat–stablecoin conversion
Dollars become USDC, USDT, OUSD, or USDG and back: native mint and burn inside the network, stablecoin custody, one reconciled ledger.
Written for the people who sign off on a money-movement program: compliance officers mapping where customer funds sit, finance teams tracing settlement and reconciliation, and engineers deciding what to build. The product pages behind each hop, first-party and third-party funds flow, carry the full detail.
Frequently asked questions
What is a flow of funds?
A map of who holds money at each step of a payment: who funds, who holds, who receives, and which compliance checks run before funds move. Infinite publishes first-party and third-party flows so buyers can see custody and screening on the same diagram.
Who holds fiat?
Bank partners hold fiat in accounts established under their programs. Infinite operates the network and compliance program; deposit balances stay inside the bank perimeter across the flows on this hub.
Where does screening happen?
Before funds move at each hop. Counterparties are screened on inbound and outbound payments across SWIFT, US rails, stablecoins, and FX, and flagged transfers stop for human review under human-approved policy.
Is there an exchange in the middle of conversion?
No. Conversion happens inside the network: you fund in your currency, the recipient is paid in theirs, and any stablecoin leg runs underneath without a separate exchange account you have to operate.
Bring your own flow of funds.
Book a 30-minute demo and we’ll trace your payment pattern the same way, hop by hop, screening included.