[Example]Remittance providers
[Example]Collections, liquidity movement, settlement and reconciliation across corridors
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BCB provides access to multi-currency fiat accounts, supporting currencies including USD, EUR and GBP. This enables businesses to manage payment flows across key markets while maintaining greater visibility over balances and transactions.
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BCB’s closed-loop settlement network BLINC enables instant, 24/7/365 value transfer between trusted counterparties without being restricted by traditional banking cut-off times.
This helps remittance providers improve payment predictability, reduce settlement delays and move liquidity more efficiently between corridors.
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BCB enables businesses to connect fiat payment infrastructure with stablecoin-based settlement capabilities within a regulated framework.
As an additional settlement layer for suitable payment flows, stablecoins help providers move value across borders – including areas excluded from traditional banking – more efficiently while maintaining governance controls and compliance requirements.
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Multi-currency accounts
BCB provides access to multi-currency fiat accounts, supporting currencies including USD, EUR and GBP. This enables businesses to manage payment flows across key markets while maintaining greater visibility over balances and transactions.
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Always-on settlement with BLINC
BCB’s closed-loop settlement network BLINC enables instant, 24/7/365 value transfer between trusted counterparties without being restricted by traditional banking cut-off times.
This helps remittance providers improve payment predictability, reduce settlement delays and move liquidity more efficiently between corridors.
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Fiat and stablecoin interoperability
BCB enables businesses to connect fiat payment infrastructure with stablecoin-based settlement capabilities within a regulated framework.
As an additional settlement layer for suitable payment flows, stablecoins help providers move value across borders – including areas excluded from traditional banking – more efficiently while maintaining governance controls and compliance requirements.
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Regulatory-first infrastructure.
BCB’s infrastructure is designed to accommodate institutional requirements, with consistent compliance controls embedded into account and wallet structures.
Designed to help businesses manage fiat and digital asset activity through a consistent operational framework across different providers and jurisdictions.
Our infrastructure supports remittance providers with greater efficiency and flexibility.
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Faster, more predictable settlement
Reduces reliance on intermediary payment chains and improves the speed and visibility of cross-border transfers.
Improved liquidity efficiency
Reduces the need for fragmented liquidity management and optimises capital allocation across multiple markets.
Lower operational friction
Simplifies treasury management, reconciliation and payment operations through unified infrastructure.
Greater scalability across corridors
Expands into new markets without rebuilding operational processes from the ground up.
Stronger resilience and governance
Operates with infrastructure designed for regulated, multi-jurisdictional financial activity.
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[Example]FX businesses
[Example]Client collections, treasury movement and settlement between counterparties
[Example]Crypto exchanges
[Example]Fiat and crypto account infrastructure, client receipts and settlement workflows
[Example]Digital asset businesses
[Example]Fiat, crypto and stablecoin-ready payment infrastructure
[Example]Import/export businesses
[Example]Supplier payments, client receipts and international settlement
[Example]Ecommerce companies
[Example]Cross-border collections and payment flows across regions
The cost of legacy infrastructure
As remittance volumes increase and customer expectations continue to evolve, remittance providers need infrastructure that can support faster movement of funds without increasing operational burdens.
Settlement delays
Legacy payment chains often introduce multiple intermediaries, creating longer settlement timelines and reducing visibility over when funds will become available.
Liquidity inefficiencies
Prefunding requirements can tie up working capital across multiple accounts and jurisdictions, limiting flexibility and making treasury management more complex.
Operational complexity
Managing different providers, payment rails and compliance processes across markets can increase manual work and make it harder to maintain consistent oversight.
Corridor expansion
Entering new markets often requires establishing additional banking relationships, payment connections and operational processes, slowing growth opportunities.
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Case study
Enabling real-time, compliant global remittance with unified fiat and stablecoin infrastructure
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The client. The challenge.
A fast-growing international remittance provider serving consumers across emerging and developed markets, with a model built around fast, cross-border payout in challenging corridors.
The approach.
As volumes increased, the client hit three structural constraints: fragmented banking and on/off ramp partners across jurisdictions, settlement delays driven by cut-offs and correspondent chains, and rising operational overhead plus counterparty risk from duplicated compliance and manual processes.
The outcome.
The client achieved faster and more predictable settlement for recipients, simpler treasury oversight with reduced reconciliation effort, lower liquidity risk through reduced prefunding, materially shorter cross-border settlement times in some corridors, and a scalable model for expansion into new markets without rebuilding banking relationships each time.
Ready to improve cross-border settlement?
Explore how BCB Group can help you build more efficient global remittance operations.
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FAQs
- Why would a remittance company choose BCB and BLINC?BLINC helps remittance companies move and manage money faster, with lower unit cost and less capital locked up.
This isn’t just about providing crypto-friendly accounts – that's a given. BLINC also gives you instant settlement and real-time liquidity control. And, most importantly, it gives you access to the industry-leading liquidity and FX providers already using the BLINC network. That can improve cashflow, reduces trapped capital and supports cost-sensitive operating models. - We already have banking, so what problem does BLINC solve?BLINC solves the treasury and liquidity problems, not just the payment problem.
Traditional banking works for holding money, but it quickly becomes inefficient across borders, entities and partner networks. Different banks, countries and settlement rails all create delays and trapped capital.
BLINC serves the actual business of remittance – moving, settling and re-deploying money efficiently across partners and jurisdictions using its banking network.
It helps you:- Instantly reallocate liquidity across accounts, entities and regions
- Pool and net funds internally before payout
- Reduce delays caused by banking cut-offs, intermediaries and non-instant settlement
- Free up capital that would otherwise sit idle
- Is BLINC basically a remittance or payout product?No. BLINC is a settlement and liquidity network, not a consumer remittance product. It supports internal treasury movements, liquidity optimisation, and faster settlement.
We’re adding third-party payouts as a future capability that will unlock additional value, but many remittance companies already see strong benefits from BLINC today through improved efficiency and capital utilisation. - What are the main benefits for a remittance business?
- Better unit economics — lower total settlement cost at scale
- Time savings — instant settlement, 24/7
- Improved cashflow — faster settlement = fewer idle balances
- More predictable operations — fewer intermediaries, meaning lower third-party risk
- Free and unlimited transfers to any other company in the BLINC network (BCB clients)
These benefits matter particularly in high-volume, low-margin environments. - How does pricing work – and is it competitive?Transfers are fee-free, allowing clients to move funds without per-transaction charges.
BLINC is well-positioned to support high-volume, cost-sensitive businesses.
There is a monthly platform fee, which covers access to BCB’s regulated payments infrastructure and accounts, which means you can use the BLINC network. That can be really beneficial for frequent treasury movements, since it doesn’t penalise you for actually using the service you pay for.