You buy in one currency and sell in another.
Protect the margin in between.
You pay suppliers abroad in one currency, and sell in another. Between the price you quote and the payment you settle, the rate moves, and the margin you planned can quietly disappear.
Okoora's AI-native intelligence layer holds that margin for you. It sees the currency exposure the moment an order or a contract creates it, and protects it, on your policy, before it costs you.
You price today. You settle in 60 days.
The margin gap is where the exposure lives.
Buy and sell.
You purchase materials and goods from suppliers abroad in one currency, and sell in another. The gap between them is your exposure.
The margin gap.
You price an order today and settle it in 60 or 90 days. Between those points, the rate moves, and the margin you planned moves with it.
The pipeline.
Long-term contracts and a pipeline of orders create currency commitments long before the money actually moves.
Everything your money runs on.
Operated for you.
Okoora connects the currency exposure created by purchase orders, customer contracts and future settlement dates to existing hedges and relevant market alternatives. Finance teams can assess uncovered amounts, consider applicable forwards or options, and prepare the next protection decision under the company’s policy.
Okoora connects importers, exporters and trading companies to a broad network of FX providers and dealing rooms. For each eligible conversion, it evaluates relevant available rates and execution terms, helping the business manage conversion costs as part of its supplier payments, collections and financial operations. See FX provider comparison →
Pay international suppliers through Okoora’s global payment network, including local rails where available. Okoora connects the invoice to the beneficiary, payment currency, funding or FX conversion, approvals, route and settlement record. Costs and delivery conditions follow the actual payment. Explore supplier and international business payments
Multi-currency accounts that hold and receive in the currencies you trade in, across 65 currencies. And the layer prices and protects the value of every balance the moment it lands.
Every entity, exposure, and payment, checked against your policy continuously, every exception caught and explained. Not at quarter-end. As it happens.
The capabilities, the market expects.
The layer, only Okoora runs.
Anyone can convert a currency or send a payment. Okoora operates them. The moment an order creates exposure, it is seen, valued against the live market, and protected to your policy, and every payment behind it runs the same way, without waiting on a person.
The same intelligence runs on every capability you use.
That is the difference between infrastructure that moves your money, and a layer that protects your margin.
Operate your own finance,
across every currency you trade in.
The full set, running on the intelligence layer, across every entity and currency you work with.
On your policy. You price a deal and the margin is protected from that moment. You pay a supplier and it runs itself. You see every exposure in your pipeline, on one screen, before it costs you. Every entity, every supplier, every currency you trade in, on the same layer, governed continuously.
Some trading companies and groups offer financial capabilities to their own customers or supplier networks. If that is you, the same capabilities embed under your brand.
Operated for companies that trade across borders.
Proven in production.
Live across global banks, fintechs, and enterprises.
Operating today across manufacturers, trading companies, and enterprises building on Okoora.
Okoora's intelligence was written by people who operated finance for decades, then built onto advanced AI. That is why it protects the margin on your trade, and does not only report on it.
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You priced the deal.
Now keep the margin you priced it on.
Your exposure, your payments, and your protection, across every currency you trade in, operated by one AI-native intelligence layer, on your policy.