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Payments & Switching

Move money across borders without the operational drag.

A cross-border payments layer covering SWIFT/ISO 20022 messaging, correspondent bank connectivity, FX orchestration and compliance screening in a single workflow.

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Overview

How Cross Border Payments fits into your stack

Cross-border transfers involve more moving parts than domestic rails — multiple currencies, correspondent relationships, sanctions screening and regulatory reporting. INT Tech's Cross Border Payments module brings these into one orchestration layer, so your treasury and operations teams can originate, track and reconcile international payments without stitching together spreadsheets and portals.

100+Currency pairs supported
ISO 20022Native messaging
Same-dayPriority corridors

At a glance

  • Category: Payments & Switching
  • Deploys alongside your existing core banking system
  • Configurable rules — no re-deployment for policy changes
  • Built-in monitoring, audit trail and reporting
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Capabilities

What's inside Cross Border Payments

01

ISO 20022 & SWIFT messaging

Native support for MT and MX message formats with correspondent banks.

02

FX rate orchestration

Pulls and locks rates from configured liquidity providers at the point of initiation.

03

Sanctions & AML screening

Every counterparty is screened against configured watch-lists before release.

04

Multi-currency ledger

Keeps nostro/vostro positions and currency exposure visible in real time.

05

Charges & correspondent fees

Automatically applies lifting fees and correspondent charge schedules.

06

Regulatory reporting

Produces the statutory reports required for cross-border remittance oversight.

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We'll walk through the module using scenarios from your own operations, not a generic script.