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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.

Business customer with successful FX trade and transfer notifications
Regulated infrastructure
The gap

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.

Okoora supports the financial services your institution offers. Regulatory, customer-facing and operating responsibilities follow the approved arrangement for each service.
What makes it different

Not a set of tools. An operating
layer that works.

Most infrastructure gives you primitives and leaves the rest to you. Okoora gives you the layer that connects them, prices them, and operates them.

Your Stack

Intelligence Layer.

Exposure, pricing, movement, and control operate together on every transaction. The result is a financial position that is always current, always governed, and always generating the value your policy targets.

Pricing Engine.

Set pricing policies and markups for eligible customer segments, currency pairs, products and transactions. Okoora connects applicable provider pricing with customer-level commercial logic, helping the institution control the price offered to its customers and understand the resulting transaction economics.

Smart FX Products.

Provide supported FX forwards, options and structured protection capabilities to eligible business customers. Okoora connects the relevant pricing, market access, execution and control workflows. Product eligibility, regulatory responsibilities and the commercial arrangement are defined for the specific service.

In the market

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.

Recognition

Recognized by

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

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.

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Common questions

What banks and financial institutions
ask us most.

The regulatory and contractual roles depend on the service, jurisdiction and agreed operating model. Okoora provides supported financial technology and infrastructure, while customer-facing obligations, licensing, custody, safeguarding, execution and compliance responsibilities are allocated under the applicable agreements and permissions. Those roles are defined before activation.

Okoora connects FX pricing and conversion with payments, accounts, hedging, provider access, policy and financial controls. A bank can use those capabilities to operate its own financial activity, provide services to its customers, or build a broader financial operating solution. APIs are one integration method; the selected service and operating responsibility determine the actual deployment.

Yes. Okoora supports pricing and markup policies for customer-level and transaction-level financial services. Your institution can configure eligible pricing parameters and evaluate the relationship between applicable market or provider costs, the price offered to customers and the resulting economics. Revenue and margin depend on actual activity and the agreed commercial model.

Explore customer-level pricing

Explore FX products for your customers

The implementation plan depends on the financial capabilities selected, existing systems and providers, integration method, customer structure, regulatory requirements and testing scope. Okoora supports API-based and other approved deployment models. The integration and activation timetable is agreed for the specific program.

Okoora has financial capabilities across 65 currencies and payment reach covering more than 200 countries, including local routes where supported. Availability depends on the product, currency, corridor, eligibility and operating arrangement. We confirm the relevant coverage and regulated-service requirements for the institution's intended customer offering.

Yes. Okoora supports FX forwards, options and structured protection capabilities that financial institutions may make available to eligible business customers. The product experience, execution arrangements, risk management, permissions and commercial terms are configured for the specific service. Okoora connects the financial instrument to pricing, execution, controls and ongoing lifecycle management.

Yes. The same Okoora system can support a bank's own financial operations and financial capabilities delivered to its business customers. The starting use determines the relevant experience, controls and commercial scope; it does not prevent additional uses within the same customer relationship.
That is the difference between infrastructure that gives you the parts, and a layer that operates them and earns you revenue.