Pay a team across three countries, clear a spreadsheet of supplier invoices, and collect from customers in the currency they bank in — without a separate provider for each one.
Free to open. We do have to verify the business before it can hold money — that is the slow part, and it only happens once.
Payroll run
September
C$52,180.00
Funded from your CAD balance
14
People
3
Currencies
30 Sep
Pay date
Paid out in
Nothing leaves the account until someone releases it.
Add people once, set a schedule, and each run pays them in the currency they are contracted in — to a bank account, or to a wallet in USDT, USDC or another supported asset. Runs are approved before anything leaves, and every person gets a payslip against the run they were paid in.
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14 active · 6 countries · bank and crypto
Pay runs
Monthly, last working day
Upload a spreadsheet of payables and every row is validated before anything is sent. Anything missing a detail is flagged by name, so you fix four rows now instead of chasing a failed payment a day later.
Try a batch+ 80 more
1 approval
releases all 85, instead of eighty-five separate confirmations
4 currencies
in the same file, each paid from the balance that matches
Checked first
bad rows are named before anything sends, not after it fails
Four ways to receive, ordered by what it costs you to start — from details you can share this afternoon to an application you make once.
Paid out, received, fees and success rate across every currency you operate in — filtered by recipient, currency or date, and exportable as the same view you are looking at.
This month
All currencies · CADFilter by currency, recipient or date, then export the same view as CSV.
Your books, your storefront and your card takings, reading from the same balances rather than three exports a month.
Transfers, fees and conversions land in your ledger without a re-key.
Take payment on your storefront and settle into the currency you hold.
Apply once to accept cards, then settle into the same balances.
Not seeing yours? Zapier, Make, Slack, Google Sheets and a dozen others are in the app under Profile → Integrations — and if it is still missing, there is an API.
Who can do what, what needs a second pair of eyes, and what the record looks like afterwards.
Give finance, ops and directors their own access, so nobody is passing a password around to run a payment.
Payroll runs and batches sit in a queue until someone with authority releases them. Nothing moves on one click.
Issue virtual cards to people or projects, cap what they can spend, and freeze one the moment it is questioned.
Every transfer, fee and conversion is written down and can be exported for your accountant or your auditor.
Move payments from your own systems and get told when their status changes, instead of polling a dashboard.
Standing payments, direct debits and recurring runs, set once and left to happen on the dates you chose.
Business verification takes longer than a personal account because there are more people to check. It happens once.
Company details, the people who own or control it, and the documents that back them up.
Business verification runs once. You can add team members and set up recipients while it is in progress.
Request local account details per currency, add your team, and run the first payroll or batch.
If yours is not here, ask us — a person will answer.
Hold balances in multiple currencies, run payroll, pay suppliers in batches from a spreadsheet, receive money through local account details, and see every movement in one place. Invoicing is in development and is not available yet.
Yes. Each person is added with the currency they are contracted in, and a single run pays each of them in theirs, funded from the balances you hold. Runs wait for approval before any money leaves, and payslips are generated against the run afterwards.
Yes, and in the same run as everyone else. Each person is set to be paid either to a bank account or to a wallet, so a run can send euros to a bank in Berlin and USDT to a wallet in Manila at the same time. Supported assets are USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH and DAI, across Tron, Ethereum, Bitcoin, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, Solana and Base. The wallet address is held against the person, so it is not re-entered every month.
Every row is validated when the file is imported, before anything is sent. Rows missing a detail — an IBAN, a currency — are flagged by name so you can fix them first. One approval then releases the whole batch rather than each payment individually.
Three ways, depending on what suits them. You can share local account details in the currencies you invoice in, so they pay domestically rather than sending an international wire. You can send a payment request and track it. Or you can apply for a merchant account to accept cards.
QuickBooks, Xero and Sage are the accounting integrations, alongside Shopify, WooCommerce and BigCommerce for e-commerce. Zapier, Make, Slack and Google Sheets are also available, and there is a REST API with webhooks if what you need is not on the list.
Company details, the people who own or control the business, and documents that back them up. Verification happens once and takes longer than a personal account because there are more people to check. You can add team members and set up recipients while it is in progress.
No. Vaulltix is a financial technology company registered as a Money Services Business with FINTRAC (Registration No. C100000392). Banking services are provided by licensed banking partners, and funds are held in segregated accounts with regulated financial institutions.
Register the business, get verified once, and run payroll, payables and collections off the same balances. If you would rather talk it through first, that is fine too.