GBP – USDC – UK

AI-native payment infrastructure for cross-border trade. That connects people, agreements, payments, obligations, fulfilment and evidence behind international transactions.

North America Trade Corridors

USD – USDC – USA
MXN – USD – Mexico – USA

USD – USDC – USA
MXN – USD – Mexico – USA

Other Trade Corridors

EUR – USDC – Europe
GBP – USDC – UK

EUR – USDC – Europe
GBP – USDC – UK

Company

About us
Trust Center
Responsible AI
Contact
Cross Border Payment

About us
Trust Center
Responsible AI
Contact
Cross Border Payment

Platform

CFO
How it Works
Business Platform
Transaction Protection
Transaction Resolution

CFO
How it Works
Business Platform
Transaction Protection
Transaction Resolution

Solutions

Enterprise
Digital Goods
Supply Chain and Operations
Professional Services
Freelance Agency

Enterprise
Digital Goods
Supply Chain and Operations
Professional Services
Freelance Agency

Developers

API Payment Gateway
Documentation
(Coming Soon)
Developer Access
(Coming Soon)

API Payment Gateway
Documentation
(Coming Soon)
Developer Access
(Coming Soon)

Legal

Privacy Notice
Forbidden Business Activities
ParlyPay Terms of Use and Conditions
Fraud Prevention, Anti-Money Laundering (AML), and Counter-Terrorism Financing (CTF) Policy

Privacy Notice
Forbidden Business Activities
ParlyPay Terms of Use and Conditions
Fraud Prevention, Anti-Money Laundering (AML), and Counter-Terrorism Financing (CTF) Policy

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Disclaimer

ParlyPay Inc. is a C-Corporation registered company in Montana, United States. And also as a Nigerian registered company as a Limited Liability Company.

Business Address: 1001 S. Main St. STE 500 Kalispell, MT 59901, USA

ParlyPay is a technology company, and it is not a bank. It does not hold customer funds directly

Specific financial services, payment services, custody, account services or settlement functions may be provided by participating third-party financial institutions or regulated providers.
Availability depends on jurisdiction, eligibility, transaction type, regulatory requirements and provider availability.