HoyaPay helps Asian cross-border businesses manage collection and settlement workflows after completing KYB review. Companies can collect fiat funds and, subject to business needs and review outcome, convert to USDT / USDC or remit to local corporate fiat accounts in supported markets.
After KYB and business-scenario review, receive foreign currency via approved settlement routes
Convert fiat funds into stablecoins based on business needs and review outcome
Local fiat settlement routes for APAC markets, subject to review outcome
Assessed by business nature, source of funds, and destination
Choose the settlement route that matches business needs and review outcome
For: tax records and domestic operations
Example: an HK-registered company settles to HKD into a HK account
For: paying overseas suppliers and contractors
Example: pay a Philippine contractor in PHP
For: ad spend, overseas services, treasury management
Example: pay overseas KOLs and SaaS subscriptions
Subject to KYB review and business scenario, HoyaPay can support settlement needs in the following markets
Service availability is determined by KYB review, company background, transaction purpose, and supported route.
From inquiry submission to live settlement, in four stages
Fill in the form below with company details, business type, and target markets.
The HoyaPay team assesses company background, source of funds, transaction purpose, and destination. Review timeline depends on company data completeness, business scenario, and risk requirements.
Once approved, a dedicated manager confirms available settlement routes, currencies, and commercial terms.
After commercial pricing and testing are complete, the live settlement workflow begins.
Please provide your company details and partnership requirements. We will conduct an initial assessment based on your business background, transaction scenario, and target markets, and our team will follow up.
All corporate clients must complete KYB review. HoyaPay conducts compliance assessment based on company information, transaction scenario, source of funds, and destination, and reserves the final decision on whether to provide services. Actual settlement routes, available currencies, processing time, and fees are subject to the final commercial pricing and review outcome.