Every payment in, matched on arrival.

Collect on the payer's rail into your Infinite Account, screened before funds land.

PAYER IDENTIFIED · FUNDS RECEIVED · PAYMENT MATCHEDILLUSTRATIVE

Who it’s for

  • Finance teams collecting from customers in several countries
  • Platforms collecting into a separate account per customer
  • Businesses replacing a collections provider per rail and country

Their payment rail. Your account.

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The payer’s rail · screened before funds land · matched on arrivalILLUSTRATIVE

From payment instructions to matched funds.

Developers

Workflow example, not executable API code. Integration details are scoped to your account and enabled products.

workflow.txtIllustrative example
1. Assign payment instructions to a customer or purpose.
2. The payer sends funds on a supported route.
3. Screen the payment and track its arrival.
4. Match the funds to the account and reference.

Answers before you ask

FAQ

How are Payins different from Links and Invoicing?

Links and Invoicing ask a payer to pay. Payins is the payment arriving, prompted or not: its rail, sender, screening result, and match.

Which rails can a payer use?

SWIFT wires, US rails (ACH, Fedwire, RTP), stablecoins, and other currencies converted by FX in flight, all into the same Infinite Account.

Are inbound payments screened?

Yes, on every rail, before funds land: sanctions, watchlists, and the network’s counterparty record. A flagged payment holds for a named analyst, with the case assembled by Compliance AI.

How does a payment get matched to the right customer?

Give each payer an account number through Virtual Accounts. A payment into it identifies the customer and reconciles to the open Link or Invoice.

Can a platform collect on behalf of its customers?

Yes, through third-party funds flow: each customer holds their own account, and Infinite’s compliance program covers every payer.

From their bank to your ledger.

Bring your customers’ rails; an engineer walks one payment through.

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