Business banking for online sellers paid in more than one currency

Collect USD, EUR and GBP from customers and pay suppliers in dollars from the same account. Banks build a markup into the rate before they show you a number. Fasset converts at the mid-market rate plus a conversion fee you see before you confirm.

Client funds are held separately from Fasset’s own.

Balances Updated just now
USD$42,180.00
EUR€18,640.00
GBP£9,720.00
Today
SC Store checkout, 34 ordersSettled straight into the EUR balance +€4,180.00
LM Lumen ManufacturingSupplier payment on USDT −$12,400.00

Illustrative. Figures and names are examples, not real accounts or customers.

Marketplace payouts and direct sales are not the same money

A marketplace pays out on its own rails. Fasset is built for the money you collect directly, where a wire takes flat fees and spread out of every invoice. Run your own numbers in the transfer fee calculator.

Marketplace payouts Marketplaces such as Amazon pay sellers through their own payout methods, and that does not change with a Fasset account. Check which payout methods your marketplace supports.
Direct sales Customers who buy from your own store or pay an invoice directly land in multicurrency accounts in USD, EUR or GBP, converted at the mid-market rate plus a per-plan conversion fee when you need a single currency.
Fasset vs Payoneer If Payoneer is already where your marketplace payouts land, see how the direct-sales side compares in the Fasset vs Payoneer comparison.

Restock

Pay the suppliers from the same balance

Send to a manufacturer on USDT, a stablecoin designed to track the US dollar. It settles in about 20 seconds, at a per-transfer price shown before you confirm, and the rail is handled inside the platform.

Supplier run
4 suppliers · one run
$31,280.00
3 of 4 paid · each one settles in about 20 seconds
Paid so far
LM Lumen ManufacturingRestock, order 4471 $12,400.00
HP Halden PackagingCartons and inserts $6,180.00
CF Corvo FreightSea freight, two containers $4,900.00

Business is $29 a month, and an ecommerce business pays per transfer on top when money moves. Every per-transfer price is on the pricing page.

Common questions

Can I get my Amazon or marketplace payouts through Fasset?

Not directly. Marketplaces such as Amazon pay sellers through their own payout methods, and that does not change with a Fasset account. Fasset is built for the money you collect directly, off marketplace, and for paying suppliers from it.

How does Fasset help with money from my own store?

Customers who buy from your own site or pay a direct invoice land in multicurrency accounts holding USD, EUR and GBP, converted at the mid-market rate plus a per-plan conversion fee when you need a single currency, instead of the 2 to 4% spread most banks build into their rate.

Can I pay suppliers abroad without going through an exchange?

Yes. Supplier payments can move on USDT, a stablecoin designed to track the US dollar, settling in about 20 seconds, at a per-transfer price shown before you confirm. You see dollars in, dollars out, with the rail handled for you and no exchange to touch.

Is Fasset a bank?

No. Fasset Business is a technology platform, not a bank. Banking, payment and card services are provided by licensed third-party institutions in each market, and client funds are held at those institutions, separately from Fasset's own money.

Open your account

The application runs entirely online. Or walk through the product first, with sample data and no signup.

Client funds are held separately from Fasset’s own.