MigraPay provides B2B and B2B2C cross-border payment infrastructure connecting traditional fiat payment rails with digital dollars and blockchain-based settlement. We enable businesses, fintechs, and financial institutions to collect, send, convert, manage, and settle funds across local and global markets through a unified payment infrastructure.
Our capabilities include on/off-ramp payment rails, real-time and near-real-time cross-border payments, global collections and localized payouts, multi-currency treasury, supplier and bulk payments, and API-driven payment capabilities. Businesses can use MigraPay to move funds between major currencies and emerging markets while accessing local payout rails and stablecoin settlement infrastructure.
MigraPay supports payment flows across North America, Europe, Latin America, and Africa, including key corridors connecting markets such as Canada, the United States, Mexico, Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Cameroon, and the XOF region. By connecting local banking and instant-payment rails with blockchain infrastructure, we aim to reduce the cost, settlement delays, and operational complexity associated with traditional cross-border payments.
Digital dollars serve as an important settlement and liquidity layer within this infrastructure. MigraPay intends to expand fiat-to-digital dollar and digital dollar-to-fiat capabilities, multi-network digital dollar support, embedded wallets, cross-border settlement, treasury operations, and API-enabled payment solutions for businesses and financial institutions.
Our infrastructure is supported by compliance, fraud prevention, and risk management controls designed for cross-border financial activity. MigraPay is registered as a Money Services Business with FINTRAC in Canada, PSP with Bank of Canada, and is building its payment infrastructure to support scalable, compliant operations across multiple markets.
For corporate and institutional customers, MigraPay provides an infrastructure layer for collections, payouts, currency conversion, liquidity, and treasury movement - combining the reach of local fiat payment networks with the speed, programmability, and 24/7 availability of stablecoin settlement.
MigraPay enables businesses, fintechs, and institutions to send cross-border payments to suppliers, vendors, and counterparties using digital dollars as a settlement rail, with recipients able to receive digital dollars or supported local fiat currencies.
MigraPay allows business customers to convert supported fiat currencies into stablecoins and convert stablecoins back into fiat, providing an efficient bridge between traditional banking rails and digital dollar infrastructure.
MigraPay enables businesses to collect payments in supported fiat currencies or digital dollars and consolidate value for settlement into their preferred business wallet or currency. Digital dollars provide a common settlement asset across otherwise fragmented currency corridors.
MigraPay enables businesses to make individual or bulk payments to suppliers, contractors, merchants, and other beneficiaries through stablecoins or supported local fiat payout rails. We support API-driven and CSV-based B2B payout workflows.
MigraPay provides businesses, fintechs, and other platforms with embedded stablecoin wallet and payment capabilities through our APIs, enabling them to integrate stablecoin collections, transfers, conversions, and payouts into their own products without building the underlying payment infrastructure themselves.
MigraPay provides businesses with a unified multi-currency wallet infrastructure for receiving, holding, converting, managing, and transferring funds across supported fiat currencies and stablecoins. Businesses can maintain balances in currencies such as USD, CAD, EUR, GBP, and supported emerging market currencies, convert between currencies or stablecoins, and deploy those balances for supplier payments, payouts, treasury operations, and cross-border settlement. Integrating stablecoins provides an additional digital dollar liquidity and settlement layer, enabling businesses to manage global payment activity from a single infrastructure rather than maintaining fragmented banking relationships across multiple markets.
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