Institutional FX settlement · Payment-versus-payment · USD · GBP · GCC currencies
Moneyport is settlement infrastructure for regulated institutions. It settles cross-border FX payment-versus-payment - USD, GBP and the GCC currencies (AED, BHD, KWD, OMR, QAR, SAR) - on each currency’s domestic payment rails or as closed-loop fiat tokens, with every transaction anchored for audit.
Moneyport provides services through locally incorporated entities, each regulated or applying for regulatory approval in its own jurisdiction. Institutional clients only. Regulatory status is confirmed per entity at onboarding.
Why Moneyport
Each leg is earmarked in the payer’s own segregated account at a partner bank, then both are released together. If one side fails, nothing moves. Principal risk is removed, not managed - no MT103, no one-to-two-day wait.
Model one: fiat settles on each currency’s domestic rails - the real-time and RTGS systems of every jurisdiction we serve - with an orchestration layer guaranteeing both legs execute together. Model two: closed-loop 1:1 fiat tokens for each settlement currency, minted on deposit into segregated accounts and burned on redemption, for regulated institutions only.
Urgent transactions settle gross, immediately. Normal-priority ones queue, are offset against incoming flows and settle net in a single operation - cutting the foreign-currency liquidity you hold abroad and letting treasury rebalance intraday, not T+2.
The platform
Only regulated, pre-onboarded institutions take part.
Every transaction emits a hash, timestamp and regulatory flags to the Solana ledger - used strictly for audit anchoring, never for custody or value transfer - so the regulator in each participating jurisdiction can review mirrored logs.
Quick answers
Moneyport operates through a locally incorporated entity in each jurisdiction it serves. Each entity holds, or is applying for, the regulatory permissions required there; where approval is pending, services are provided in partnership with a locally regulated institution. The entity, regulator and registration details that apply to you are confirmed at onboarding and published on our Regulatory page.
No. Moneyport never holds, lends or takes custody of client funds on its own balance sheet. Fiat sits in segregated accounts at regulated partner banks in each jurisdiction; in the token model, tokens are minted 1:1 against those deposits and burned on redemption. Retail wallets and unregulated counterparties are outside the perimeter.
USD, GBP and the six GCC currencies (AED, BHD, KWD, OMR, QAR, SAR), in any pairing across the jurisdictions we serve. Corridors are enabled as each local leg goes live, and custom corridors can be deployed per client. Every leg settles on the domestic rails of its own currency.
Only regulated institutions: banks, payment service providers, non-bank payment and e-money firms, investment firms and pre-approved liquidity providers - each regulated in its home jurisdiction and whitelisted before its first settlement.
Usage-based: a per-settlement fee for each PvP settlement, a monthly fee for platform API access, a one-off fee for onboarding and integration, and FX aggregation. Fees are quoted in the settlement currency of your jurisdiction.
See it on your corridor
We’ll run a settlement on your corridor end to end in the sandbox - both domestic legs, your approval limits, your failure cases - then leave you to decide.