SwybyBUSINESSDiscuss your route

Availability is a route-level fact.

A currency on a screen is not an open corridor. A customer needs the right provider, permissions and approved business activity.

Operator
Swyby, Inc.
Scope
B2B software
Status
Provider-led services

What you can access today

This website: inspect the operating model, try a browser-only route example, download sample records and prepare an inquiry. It does not create financial accounts or payment instructions.

The existing Swyby payment portal: a separate provider-backed environment at payment.swyby.io. Its enabled features and provider terms govern access. Its existence does not establish that every route described here is available to every visitor.

What the examples mean

USD, MXN and BRL appear in the route explorer as illustrative destinations. USDC, USDT, Ethereum and Base are example inputs. The simulator does not validate those combinations or check your eligibility.

No country count, global-coverage claim, live rate or instant-settlement promise is made. In particular, local THB payouts and GBP/Faster Payments should not be assumed available from broader partner coverage or a separate account approval.

What must be established for a route

  • The actual provider entity, service terms and contractual arrangement.
  • Approval of Swyby’s applicable role and the customer’s business activity.
  • Supported countries, sender and recipient types, currencies and networks.
  • Required customer, beneficiary and transaction checks.
  • Funding instructions, fees, limits and applicable payment cutoffs.
  • Production permissions and end-to-end operational verification.

Restrictions and geography

Services are subject to applicable law, sanctions restrictions and provider policies. The site does not establish universal eligibility for any jurisdiction. A route cannot be used to conceal the origin of funds, evade restrictions, mask a customer or reroute a rejected payment around a compliance decision.

Check your specific use case

Tell us your business location, payment purpose, source asset and required destination. Do not send personal identity documents or account credentials in an initial inquiry.

Discuss your route