Built for Businesses Operating Across Borders
Industries
Who We Serve
Financial Institutions
Banks, payment providers, and non-bank financial institutions use OSO Money's infrastructure to extend their own cross-border and FX capabilities without building regulated rails from scratch.
Example (illustrative)
A regional payments provider white-labels OSO's FX and settlement infrastructure to offer same-day USD settlement to its own customers, without applying for its own Authorised Dealer status.
Import & Export
Importers and exporters use OSO Money to collect from international buyers and pay overseas suppliers, without losing margin to bank spreads and delays.
Example (illustrative)
A South African import business pays Chinese suppliers in USD at institutional FX rates, cutting landed costs and removing the multi-day wait for SWIFT payments to clear.
E-commerce
E-commerce businesses selling across borders use OSO Money to collect customer payments in local currency and repatriate revenue efficiently.
Example (illustrative)
A Cape Town-based online retailer collects ZAR from local customers and settles supplier invoices in EUR, converting at RHS network rates instead of card-scheme FX markups.
Crypto & Fintech
Crypto exchanges and fintech platforms use OSO Money's regulated fiat and digital asset rails for compliant on/off-ramps and cross-border settlement.
Example (illustrative)
A fintech platform routes customer withdrawals through OSO's regulated banking partners, giving users compliant fiat off-ramps without building their own banking relationships.
SMEs & Corporates
SMEs and corporates operating across multiple markets use OSO Money to centralise treasury, simplify FX, and settle globally from a single platform.
Example (illustrative)
A multi-market services company consolidates collections from three African subsidiaries into named OSO wallets, then settles head-office costs in USD from one place.
NGOs
NGOs moving donor funds and grant payments across borders use OSO Money for transparent, compliant, and cost-efficient international transfers.
Example (illustrative)
An NGO receives donor funding in GBP and disburses program funds in local currency to field offices, with full visibility into the FX rate applied at each conversion.