For enterprises

Compliant collection that fits the controls you already run.

Collect international receivables in USDC or USDT, settle USD, EUR, SGD to nominated accounts, and keep the custody question answerable: Kollect never holds the funds.

The problem, in one line

Cross-border receivables are hard to forecast when the arrival amount and date both depend on a correspondent-bank chain that nobody in treasury can see into.

What will our compliance team want to see?

Who is regulated, and what is checked. Payments are processed with Mesta Payments LLC, a FinCEN-registered money services business. KYB covers the entity, KYC its representatives, and AML screening runs on payments on an ongoing basis.

What is our exposure if Kollect fails?

Structurally limited, because Kollect never holds the money. Payments are received on-chain and the regulated legs sit with licensed partners, so there is no Kollect balance holding enterprise funds to be stranded.

Can this satisfy an audit trail requirement?

Each payment carries a reference from creation to payout, on-chain receipt is independently verifiable, and custom reporting is available from the Medium plan upward alongside dedicated onboarding and compliance review.

What you keep on a receivable

Model a representative invoice against a correspondent-banking wire.

Modelled at 0.5% fee + $35.00 fixed + 2.5% FX for a wire. Kollect is priced at 0.55% on the Small plan, with no FX markup on the USDC to USD conversion. The plan follows your volume: this invoice repeating monthly is $150,000.00 over 3 months, which is the band that volume falls into. The processing fee falls to 0.45% at higher volume. Each plan also carries a monthly subscription, which is not in these figures. See the full rate card.

Wire fee$1,535.00
Kollect costSmall plan · 0.55% $275.00
You keep instead
$1,260.00
82.08% less cost on $50,000.00 invoice

How an enterprise collection runs

01 Onboard

KYB and accounts

Complete KYB for the entity and nominate the bank accounts you want to settle into.

02 Invoice

Issue the payment link

Raise the receivable in USD and issue a hosted payment link, by hand or through the API.

03 Confirm

On-chain receipt

Payment is confirmed in seconds, producing a timestamped record for the receivable.

04 Settle

Settle and reconcile

Licensed partners convert and pay out USD, EUR, SGD against a payout record you can reconcile.

What changes for treasury and finance

Non-custodial by design

Kollect never takes custody. Licensed partners hold funds only during the fiat legs.

KYB-verified accounts

Merchant accounts require KYB verification, with AML screening applied on payments.

A record per payment

On-chain receipt in seconds gives a timestamped record alongside the partner payout record.

No layered FX markup

Conversion is handled by licensed partners with no separate markup stacked on top.

Programmable

A server-to-server API and signed webhooks let this run inside existing finance systems.

Trust and compliance

Who holds the money?

Payments are received on-chain and passed to licensed partners for conversion and payout. Kollect is not the licensed entity holding your money.

Licensed entity

Mesta Payments LLC, a FinCEN-registered money services business, processes payments in partnership with Kollect.

Checks at signup

KYB on the business and KYC on its representatives, with AML screening on payments.

Supported payouts

USD, EUR, SGD today, with further corridors on the roadmap.

Enterprise questions

01

Does Kollect take custody of enterprise funds?

No. Kollect is non-custodial. Payments are received on-chain and licensed partners hold funds only during the fiat conversion and payout legs.

02

What onboarding and compliance checks apply?

Merchant accounts must be KYB-verified, with KYC on the representatives and AML screening applied to payments.

03

Who is the licensed entity in the flow?

Mesta Payments LLC, a FinCEN-registered money services business, processes payments in partnership with Kollect.

04

Can collection be automated into our systems?

Yes. There is a server-to-server API for creating invoices and signed webhooks for settlement events, so collection can run inside existing workflows.