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Price FX transactions with market context and control.

Okoora connects FX market information, applicable provider alternatives, pricing policy and transaction execution. Businesses can assess conversion economics and the available execution terms. Banks and platforms can use supported pricing and markup controls for the financial services they provide to their customers.

The gap

Every transaction carries an FX cost,
and that cost moves the moment it forms.

The price and total cost of a conversion depend on the currency pair, amount, value date, applicable provider terms, fees and market conditions. Okoora connects those factors to the relevant customer or business policy so the financial result can be evaluated on a comparable basis.

That is where value, and revenue, quietly settle on their own.
Okoora's Solution

One capability. Two ways
it pays.

For your business

Compare your own FX transaction economics

Your customers run transactions every day. The FX in every one is priced at your margin, or captured by someone else. Okoora prices each one, per customer, by your pricing policy, and gets the most out of it automatically. You bring the volume. Okoora turns it into revenue you keep.

For your customers

Get the most out of every transaction you run

The FX runs through everything your business does. From the invoice you issue to the payment you settle. Each one carries a cost that moves, and a team can reach only a sample. Okoora prices every one against the market and gets the most out of it, by your policy. The value is there on all of it, not only the transactions someone had time to check.

For banks and platforms serving customers, Okoora supports differentiated pricing policies and transaction-level economics for eligible FX activity.

Explore customer-level FX pricing

How it works

Pricing is an action, not a report.

Everything within your policy moves and settles on its own. Only the exception stops for you.

Your Policy

See.

Okoora sees every transaction the moment it forms, and looks at it on every flow, against the market.

Decide.

It sets the right price for your policy: your spread, your rules, per customer.

Act.

It applies the price and executes, or holds the exception for your approval. The decision never waits. It is never handed back as a suggestion.

Running now

09:14 EUR/USD transaction priced at policy spread, executed
10:31 commodity position offset across entities, by policy
11:47 rate exposure flagged before close, held for review
13:02 EUR/USD exposure on entity 02 analyzed, netted
The Proof

Priced live.
Proven in production.

$30M

Live revenue, one client, two years of production pricing.

Global banks

Live across global banks, fintechs, and enterprises building on top of Okoora today.

Okoora's intelligence was written by people who operated finance for over twenty years, then built onto advanced AI. That is why it judges, and does not just display. It is the depth no dashboard, and no single team, can reach.

Recognition

Recognized by

IBS Intelligence Award Europas Europe's 100 Hottest Startups TechRound Top 66 SaaS Best SaaS for FinTech

FX pricing for businesses, banks and platforms

Okoora connects the relevant market prices and execution alternatives with the currency pair, amount, date, fees and transaction requirements. This gives the business a clearer basis for assessing executable FX terms among applicable providers.

Okoora supports configurable customer-level and transaction-level pricing policies for eligible financial services, with the relevant provider cost, markup and transaction economics available for evaluation.

Yes. A business may use Okoora to assess or execute its own conversions. A bank or platform may use the same financial infrastructure and pricing logic to provide conversion services to its own customers. The operating scope, permissions and commercial relationship differ by use.

See every transaction
priced, live.

Okoora's pricing is not a rate feed. The intelligence was written by people who operated finance for decades, and it sits on the execution to act and the controls to govern every price.

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