Launch In The US Under A Licensed Partner, On RemitSo
No licence in the US yet? Run your business on the RemitSo admin panel, and we introduce you to a licensed partner in the US.
Launch now. Get your own licence later.
A quicker route into a market, without building or licensing everything first.
Send under a licensed partner's arrangement instead of waiting on your own application.
Your platform is ready in weeks. Partner onboarding time depends on the partner and the market.
8 sanctions lists, 46 risk indicators and the records your partner relies on, from the first transfer.
Use our customer apps in your brand, or connect your own app to the admin panel.
A flat price for the platform. No share of your revenue.
When you're licensed, move across on the same platform with every customer and record.
Three steps to your first transfer.
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RemitSoSet up on RemitSo
Your admin panel goes live first. Use our customer apps, or connect your own app to the admin panel.
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TogetherMeet your licensed partner
We introduce you to a licensed partner in the US and help you through their onboarding.
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YouGo live, then grow
Send under the partner's licence. When you get your own licence, move across on the same platform, with all your data.
For operators who'll run on RemitSo.
- You don't hold a licence in the US yet
- You'll run your business on the RemitSo admin panel
- You use our apps, or connect your own app to the admin panel
- You want your own licence later, without changing platforms
- You want to keep your own system instead of the RemitSo admin panel, and only need a licence partner
- You won't run your checks, records and reporting on the RemitSo admin panel
The admin panel is what your partner relies on for checks and reporting, so it's part of every launch.
How it works in the US.
Described in plain terms. Your partner confirms the details for your business.
Customers pay in by US bank transfer and wire.
US dollars in, paid out in your corridors.
OFAC lists loaded nightly, AML limits per corridor, and suspicious activity reports filed from the admin panel.
Other markets: Australia → Canada → Europe → UK →
White label or source code. Both work.
Two bills, clearly split.
- Your platform
- White label or source code
- Share of your revenue
- None, ever
The normal platform price. Nothing extra for using a partner.
- Onboarding
- Set by the partner
- Monthly licence services
- Set by the partner
We share the partner's fees on a call before you commit.
Are you ready for a partner?
Partners look for these four things. The technology platform is included; we can talk you through what partners expect for the rest.
- Business planHow you'll win customers and build volume quickly.
- Financial projectionsHow long until you break even.
- Operating fundsEnough cash to run the business smoothly.
- Technology platformThe RemitSo admin panel, plus our apps or yours.Included
Remittance as a Service, answered.
I have my own platform. Can I just get a licence partner?
No. Remittance as a Service is only for businesses running on the RemitSo admin panel. Partners rely on it for checks, records and reporting.
Do I have to use your apps?
No. The admin panel is required. For apps, use ours or connect your own app to the admin panel.
Can I use source code instead of white label?
Yes. Source code works well if you plan to launch in several countries on one platform you own.
Who holds the licence?
Your licensed partner. You run the business on RemitSo under the partner's arrangement.
Can I get my own licence later?
Yes. When you're licensed, you move across on the same platform and keep all your customers and data.
How long does it take?
Your platform is ready in weeks. Partner onboarding time depends on the partner and the market.
What does the partner charge?
Their fees are set by the partner. We share them on a call before you commit.
Does RemitSo take a share of my revenue?
No. You pay a flat price for the platform and keep all your margin.
Built by people who have helped MSBs for years.
The risk checks on every online transfer come from what they see every day.
- The person paying isn't the customer
- One bank account, several customers
- A disposable email address
- Sign-in from a high-risk location
- The same person signing up twice
- A name close to a sanctions list