Step 1 · 1/5 Your client receives your local bank details
You send the invoice with the bank details of the country where they are. If they're in the US, you share your ACH/ABA routing. If in Europe, your IBAN. If in Mexico, your CLABE. If in Brazil, your PIX account. If in the UK, your GBP account. If they're crypto-friendly, your USDC wallet address.
Local bank details in their country. No international transfer, no SWIFT, no weird foreign IBAN. Just one more account for them. This reduces commercial friction and makes them pay sooner.
Step 2 · 2/5 Your client pays from their bank as a local transfer
US client pays via ACH from their bank. European client via SEPA. Mexican client via SPEI. Brazilian via PIX. British via Faster Payments. Their bank doesn't ask for SWIFT forms, doesn't charge an international fee, doesn't ask for a BIC code. It's a domestic transfer.
€0 or the standard cost of a local transfer in their country (typically free or very low). Your client doesn't bear the cost of "internationality".
Step 3 · 3/5 The collection arrives at Kunga
The money arrives at your Kunga business account on the corresponding rail. Time: seconds for SEPA Instant, SPEI, PIX and Faster Payments. 1-3 business days for standard ACH. Minutes for USDC on any supported network.
Push or email notification of the incoming collection with original currency, amount, identified client and time to balance.
Step 4 · 4/5 1:1 conversion to USDC
Every incoming collection auto-converts to USDC at the market rate at the moment, with no spread added on our part. Your unified USDC balance acts as a stable treasury.
Your USDC balance updated in real time. The history keeps traceability of source currency, original amount, applied FX rate, fee, and USDC equivalent.
Step 5 · 5/5 You have the funds for your operations
You can keep the balance in USDC, convert it to fiat (EUR, USD, MXN, BRL, GBP) to pay payroll or suppliers, send it to an external wallet, or operate with it inside Kunga.
100 % liquid funds 24/7. No preventive reserves. No arbitrary freezes. No "we're reviewing the transaction for 7 days".