Global Payments Across Every Rail

Send funds to banks, mobile wallets, and digital wallets in 100+ currencies. Domestic transfers, cross-border payouts, and internal movements through one integration.

One Model for different Payment Paths

One action. Multiple routes. Predictable fund movement across all destinations.

Send Money Across Borders

One action. Multiple routes. Predictable fund movement across all destinations.

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Handle different Payout Use cases

Payments and transfers serve different purposes within the same product.

Talk to sales

Customer withdrawals from balances

Business disbursements and settlements

Partner and vendor payments

Treasury movements to external accounts

Cross-border payouts

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Common questions about moving money with Gravv

What types of transfers does Gravv support?

Gravv supports four transfer types: internal transfers between Gravv accounts, external fiat transfers using local banking rails, international transfers to bank and mobile money accounts, and digital transfers between wallet addresses.

What payment rails are available for fiat transfers?

External fiat transfers use established banking rails, including ACH, Wire, SEPA, INTERAC, and Faster Payments, depending on the country and currency involved.

Do external recipients need to be added every time?

No. External recipients (bank accounts or payout destinations) are added once and stored as external accounts. Once added, they can be reused across multiple transfers.

How quickly do transfers complete?

Completion time depends on the transfer type, rail, and destination country. Local transfers typically complete faster than international or regional payouts. Status updates are provided throughout the lifecycle of each transfer

Do transfers appear in the ledger immediately?

Transfers are reflected in account balances and records as they progress. Final settlement is recorded when the transfer reaches a completed or failed state.

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Domestic rails, international corridors, and digital networks through one integration.