Accounts, payments, and FX. Under your brand.
Help your business customers send and receive international payments, convert currencies at competitive prices, manage multi-currency balances and hedge FX exposure. Okoora connects financial infrastructure, a broad provider network, customer-level pricing, execution and operating controls. Deliver supported capabilities through the service model and customer experience that fit your institution.
Offer more financial services to the business customers you already serve.
Business customers need to collect money internationally, pay overseas suppliers, manage currencies and protect future commitments. Okoora enables a bank or financial institution to add supported financial capabilities to its existing customer relationship, using connected infrastructure, applicable market providers, execution options and policy controls. The institution can define its service offering and pricing approach for the customers it serves.
One capability. Two ways to run it.
Operating across banks, fintechs,
and payment platforms today.
65 currencies
Payment reach across 200+ countries. Specific routes, currencies and products depend on the applicable operating arrangement.
Global banks and fintechs
Live across regulated institutions, fintechs, and platforms building on Okoora today.
Okoora's intelligence was written by people who operated finance for over twenty years, then built onto advanced AI. The operating layer your customers experience is not assembled from parts. It is a single system that prices, moves, and governs, on every transaction, in real time.
Recognized by
Your customers already move money across borders. Offer them the capabilities, under your brand, and keep the value they create.
Offer business customers supported accounts, payments, currency conversion and FX protection with the pricing, provider access, approvals and operating visibility your institution requires. Start with the service that matters most and expand within the same Okoora relationship.
What banks and financial institutions
ask us most.
That is the difference between infrastructure that gives you the parts, and a layer that operates them and earns you revenue.