Any currency. Rates you see first.
Hold, convert and send money in any currency, at rates you see before you pay.
What you get with T57
- CostsWithout T57: Hidden in the rateWith T57: Shown before you pay
- TransfersWithout T57: DaysWith T57: Fast, cross-border
- RecordsWithout T57: Separate from tradesWith T57: Linked to each trade
TodayWith T57
Finance, escrow and insurance come from licensed partners.

T57 solves the high cost and delay of moving money across borders, by giving verified food businesses any-currency accounts and transfers from licensed partners, linked to their trades.
The problem
Moving money costs too much and takes too long
Food trade crosses currencies at every step. An Indian exporter may sell in dirhams, pay freight in dollars and buy packaging in rupees. Each conversion and transfer costs money and time. Even in personal remittances, the most studied market, sending money still costs 4.6% on average digitally and 7.3% through non-digital channels (IFAD, Sending Money Home 2026). For businesses, hidden spreads, intermediary bank charges and multi-day delays add to the cost of every trade. The key challenges T57 addresses include:
Hidden costs
Exchange spreads and intermediary fees are rarely shown upfront.
Slow transfers
Payments routed through correspondent banks can take days.
Currency mismatch
Businesses are forced to convert at bad times because they cannot hold the currencies they use.
How T57 works for you
Hold balances → Convert when it suits you → Send and receive → Link to trades
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Hold balances
Keep balances in any currency your trades use, in accounts from licensed partners.
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Convert when it suits you
See the rate and fee before you confirm, and convert only what you need.
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Send and receive
Pay suppliers and receive buyer payments across borders through partner rails.
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Link to trades
Every conversion and transfer is matched to the trade it supports.
Features
9 features, one trade record
Use case · Illustrative example
Kenyan tea cooperative pays members after a sale to Dubai
A tea cooperative in Kenya sells to a verified Dubai blender and receives payment in US dollars into its T57 account. It converts what it needs to Kenyan shillings at a rate shown upfront, holds the rest in dollars for its next equipment purchase, and pays its members in one bulk transfer. Each payment is linked to the sale, so every member can see what they were paid for.
Why T57
We believe that the value of a food trade should stay with the people who make it, not be lost in transfer.
Licensed partners
Accounts, conversions and transfers are provided by licensed banks and payment institutions. T57 does not hold client funds.
Transparent by design
Rates and fees are shown before every transaction.
FAQ
Common questions
Which currencies can I hold and send?
Any currency your trade needs, through T57's banking and payment partners.
How long do transfers take?
Payments between T57 members settle in near real time. External transfers depend on the destination and partner network, and the expected time is shown before you confirm.
Can I send personal remittances?
Where partners offer it, verified business members can send remittances for staff. T57 is built for business payments, not personal accounts.
More in Capabilities
Every capability, one trade record
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Financing & Capital
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- Asset-Based Fundraising & Tokenization