Moving currency across a border, in either direction.
Start with what you need money to do
Eighteen use cases, each with its own ranked provider list. Pick one to see it globally, then narrow to a country or a corridor — the ranking recomputes at every level.
Getting in and out of digital assets, and between them.
Holding, earning on and executing against balances.
Taking payment from customers and issuing spend.
Most-searched routes
Use case crossed with a corridor — the deepest level, and where buyers convert.
Start from the job, not the company type
18 use cases, because that is how buyers actually search: nobody looks for an on/off-ramp, they look for a way to pay contractors in Brazil. Each use case carries its own ranked provider list, its own median fee and its own country and corridor filters.
The counts below are provider claims, not verified capability on your route. Send money shows 416 providers; on any single country pair the number that can genuinely serve you is usually under ten. The route page is where that narrowing happens, and it is the page worth bookmarking.
Reading a use-case count
How to interpret the provider numbers below without over-reading them.
Choosing by use case, answered
From buyer questions about use cases. Marked up as FAQPage.
Every count on this index is a provider claim, not verified capability on your route. Send money shows 416 providers and a single country pair typically narrows to under ten with a disclosed fee. The index is for orientation; the route page is where the shortlist is actually made, and it is the one worth bookmarking.