Global Treasury: Market & infrastructure coverage

The below markets are the ones where you may onboard connected accounts as part of the Global Treasury Proposition. Creating connected accounts for your customers is not always required. This will be assessed by Airwallex based on the planned funds flow on your Platform, and other local regulatory constraints.

The connected account country refers to the country of the business's registration address.

You can create Global Accounts in the following regions and currencies, and receive bank transfers via local payment methods and/or SWIFT. You can also use Global Accounts to authorize direct debit payouts to recipients of your choice. Please refer to the table below:

*Note:

• Denmark: Not available to customers of AWX Lithuania, UAB
• Poland: Only available to customers of Airwallex (UK) Ltd and Airwallex (Netherlands) B.V.

Based on your registered region of operations, you can set up external local bank accounts as Linked Accounts for two purposes:

• Add funds to your Wallet via direct debit from your external bank account in supported regions and currencies
• Fulfill compliance requirements in order to receive and payout funds under certain circumstances

Please refer to the table below for supported bank account locations and currencies in your region, and whether adding funds via direct debits is available:

Airwallex currently supports local and SWIFT payouts in 151 countries/regions and over 40 currencies, and continues to expand its coverage. By connecting to local clearing systems in over 90 countries, Airwallex offers local payouts which are faster and more cost-effective in comparison to SWIFT.

By clicking on the country names or the subpages on the left menu, you can find the country-specific guides which provide an overview of payout capabilities, specific bank detail requirements and other key considerations. For the full request requirements of each payout scenario, see our dynamic schema API.

Airwallex currently has the capability to transact in nearly 1,000 currency pairs across 45 currencies - a capability that is constantly improving. Some of the pairs are freely traded which means we are able to price and execute on both sides of the trade, whereas pairs that contain a currency with additional constraints are considered exotic currency pairs.

You can use supported currencies API to get a list of currencies you can buy or sell.

Buy and sell amounts are rounded to the nearest unit based on a currency's decimals defined by ISO 4217 .

The current list of currencies we support include: