Prefund the corridor, not the quarter
Infinite sources liquidity when a payout needs it: conversions today, corridor prefunding coming in early access.
Money that shows up when the payment does.
With Infinite- Lock a rate before the payment moves
- Sourced per trade. Every currency conversion returns a firm rate before execution. Live today.
- Move fast without taking principal risk
- Good funds, not float. Outbound never releases before inbound settles, and every instruction is screened before it moves.
- Reconcile the conversion and the payout as one record
- One ledger. Conversion, payout, and settlement post to the same ledger as every other movement.
- Fund a payout run without parking capital
- Billed like compute. Coming in early access: corridor prefunding drawn by the hour and released when the run is done.
Built on Foreign Exchange, Transfer Routes and Virtual Accounts. See also Correspondent Banking and Crossborder Payments.
See the companies processing on InfiniteHow the money moves.
Funds flow- Good fundsOutbound never releases before inbound settles
- Conversion liquidity, sourced per tradeA firm rate before executionLive today
- Corridor prefunding by the hourComing in early accessComing
- The payoutCarried by Transfer Routes, on one ledger
- Collect
- Good fundsOutbound never releases before inbound settles
- Source and convert
- Conversion liquidity, sourced per tradeA firm rate before executionLive today
- Pay out
- The payoutCarried by Transfer Routes, on one ledger
Each rail and corridor here, with its status, is in the coverage matrix.
A payout run without a parked corridor.
Example workflowAn illustrative early-access flow; terms are scoped with each design partner.
- 01
Size the corridor.
Bring the corridor, the payout calendar, and the balance behind it today.
- 02
Draw when the run starts.
Metering starts at the draw. Eligibility and payment controls apply before funds move.
- 03
Pay out.
Transfer Routes carries each payment and quotes conversion inline at a firm rate.
- 04
Release when it settles.
Inbound settlement closes the draw and stops metering, reconciled as one record.
Short-term credit to bridge settlement gaps is on our roadmap. Credit partners funding transaction-linked payment flows can start that conversation with us.
Become a credit partnerAnswers before you ask
FAQIf you are not prefunding, how is it fast?
Liquidity for each conversion is sourced when the payment needs it, at a firm rate before execution. Speed comes from routing, not parked money.
Is hourly-metered prefunding available today?
No. It is coming in early access with design partners. Live today: per-trade liquidity for conversions and same-day settlement on supported rails. Request early access.
Who is taking the risk?
Not you, and not our balance sheet. Outbound never releases before inbound settles, and every instruction is screened before funds move.
Can we get credit to cover settlement gaps?
Short-term credit is on our roadmap, with nothing public yet on terms or timing. Credit partners can start that conversation.
How is this different from a bank credit line?
A bank line is sized annually against your whole business. Metered corridor liquidity follows actual payout demand. It is coming in early access.
What does this change for a treasury team?
The same payout speed with less capital parked to buy it: live today for conversions, and for corridors in early access.
Do our customers need to use stablecoins?
No. Customers keep paying and receiving in fiat; Infinite handles any stablecoin settlement underneath.
Bring us a corridor.
Share your payout calendar and we’ll scope an early-access flow.
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