Funds flow terms in the payments glossary
Funds flow terms, each a short page that opens with the answer.
First-party funds flow
First-party funds flow is the model in which a business moves its own money: supplier payments, payroll, subsidiaries, and treasury.
Third-party funds flow
Third-party funds flow is the model in which a platform moves its customers’ money: payouts, disbursements, and balances, each customer in a dedicated account.
First-party payouts
A first-party payout is a payment of a business’s own money to a supplier, payroll, or subsidiary, over any rail Infinite supports.
Third-party cross-border
A third-party cross-border payment moves customer money abroad, each customer in a dedicated account, both sides screened before funds move.
Fiat–stablecoin conversion
Fiat–stablecoin conversion is the movement of dollars into USDC, USDT, OUSD, or USDG, and back, by mint and burn inside the network on one reconciled ledger.
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