Move your own money on every rail

SWIFT, ACH, Fedwire, RTP, stablecoins, and FX — from one account. One KYB on your business opens every rail, with screening and reconciliation built into each payment.

FUNDS FLOW / FIRST PARTY05 RAILS · 01 ACCOUNT
Who it’s for

First-party funds flow is moving your company’s own money — supplier payments, payroll, subsidiaries, treasury. Because no customer funds move, onboarding is just KYB on your business: one review, one account, every rail Infinite (infinite.net) supports.

  • Businesses paying suppliers and partners abroad without a bank relationship in every country.
  • Treasurers moving funds between their own entities, currencies, and accounts.
  • Companies that want stablecoin speed for their own payments, with compliance handled.
Onboarding

One KYB. That’s the requirement.

You are moving your own funds, so there is no customer-level onboarding — the compliance review covers your business, once.

01

Verify your business

Standard KYB on your company — entity documents, ownership, and a compliance review. No per-customer diligence, because no customer funds move.

02

Your account opens on the network

One account holds your operating funds across fiat and stablecoin balances, with every movement sub-ledgered and reconciled.

03

Move money on every rail

Send SWIFT wires, ACH, Fedwire, RTP, stablecoin transfers, and FX conversions from the same account — and the same API.

Comparison

Same rails, two operating models

DimensionFirst partyThird party
Whose money movesYour business’s own fundsFunds that belong to your customers
OnboardingKYB on your business — onceEvery customer onboarded, with KYC/KYB per customer
AccountsOne account for your businessA dedicated account for every customer
Screening & monitoringCounterparties screened on every paymentScreening on both sides of every payment, continuous monitoring on the network
Available railsSWIFT, ACH, Fedwire, RTP, stablecoins, and FXSWIFT, ACH, Fedwire, RTP, stablecoins, and FX
Built forSupplier payments, payroll, subsidiaries, treasuryPlatforms, marketplaces, and neobanks moving money for customers
FAQ

Answers before you ask

What counts as first-party funds flow?

Any payment made with your business’s own money: paying suppliers and vendors, running payroll, funding subsidiaries, or rebalancing treasury between your own accounts and currencies. If the funds belong to your customers, that’s third-party funds flow — a different onboarding model, because regulators expect customer-level diligence when customer money moves.

What do we need to get onboarded?

KYB on your business — entity documents, ownership, and a compliance review of your company; the Know Your Business glossary entry covers what a review verifies. Because no customer funds move, there is no customer-level onboarding for first-party flows — one review opens every rail the account supports.

Which Infinite account holds our own funds?

Pending — product confirmation

The account configuration for first-party balances is being finalized with the product team. Book a demo and we’ll walk through the right setup for your business.

Does first-party mean no compliance checks?

No — KYB covers onboarding, and screening still runs on every payment: counterparties are screened against sanctions and watchlists before funds move, on every rail. What first-party removes is customer-level onboarding, since no customer funds move. See the sanctions screening glossary entry for what the checks cover.

Can we also move money for our customers?

Yes — that’s third-party funds flow. Every customer whose funds move gets their own real account — a managed DDA, yield-bearing DDA, or bank-owned wallet — and onboarding, screening, and monitoring run on the network. Regulators expect customer-level diligence on those flows, and Infinite operates that program.

One KYB. Every rail.

Book a 30-minute demo and see your own money move — SWIFT, US rails, stablecoins, and FX from a single account.