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Finmo

Global Currency Account

A treasury and payments platform with named multi-currency business accounts: collect with local account details, hold several currencies and pay out in 180+ markets. Group licences in Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, the UK, the US, Canada, Dubai and Hong Kong. FX is 0.50% on major currencies and 1.00% on others; a $25 SWIFT fee applies. Accounts are switched on after KYB and an agreement with sales.

  • Singapore
  • Treasury platform
  • Business account
  • Multi-currency
  • Cross-border payouts

Regulated by

  • Monetary Authority of Singapore · SingaporeFinmo Tech Pte. Ltd.No. PS20200640
  • ASIC and AUSTRAC · AustraliaPaynow Technology Pty Ltd (trading as Finmo Tech)No. 535371
  • Financial Service Providers Register · New ZealandPaynow Technology Pty Ltd (trading as Finmo Tech)No. FSP1003815
  • Financial Conduct Authority · United KingdomFinmo UK Group LimitedNo. 901102
All 8 licences
  • FinCEN · United StatesFinmo LLCNo. 31000248116829
  • FINTRAC and Bank of Canada · CanadaFinmotech Canada Inc.No. C100000380
  • Dubai Financial Services Authority · United Arab EmiratesFinmo DIFC LimitedNo. F010781
  • Hong Kong Customs and Excise Department · Hong KongFinmo HK LimitedNo. 26-03-03326
Provider type
Payment institution group (licensed in 8 jurisdictions)
IBAN
Named business accounts with local account details
Payment rails
SWIFT, SEPA, ACH, FedNow, FAST, PayNow and other local rails
Cards
Not published
Safeguarding
Funds safeguarded with partner institutions
Non-residents
Not published
Remote opening
Yes
Support languages
Not published
Support channels
EmailSupport tickets

Overview

Finmo, at a glance.

Finmo is a payment institution group (licensed in 8 jurisdictions) headquartered in Singapore, regulated by Monetary Authority of Singapore, ASIC and AUSTRAC, Financial Service Providers Register and 5 other regulators. The company behind Finmo is Finmo Tech Pte. Ltd. Pricing is agreed with each client. Opening an account takes 3–5 days.

Customer funds are safeguarded in accordance with local regulations and held separately with financial institution partners.

Why businesses pick Finmo

  • Named multi-currency accounts with local account details
  • Payouts in 180+ markets
  • FX at 0.50% on 11 major currencies and 1.00% on the rest
  • Licensed in 8 jurisdictions across Asia-Pacific, the UK, North America and Dubai
  • Same-day activation for most low-risk industries

Watch out for

  • The account is switched on by email to sales after KYB; there is no instant self-serve opening
  • The monthly fee is not published ('typically a minimum monthly fee')
  • Accepted countries and company types are not published
  • SWIFT payments cost $25 plus a 0.10% convenience fee
  • Gambling, crypto, charities, loans and several other lines need prior approval

Business fit

Will Finmo accept your business?

Four quick answers. Where your company is registered and what it does rule a provider in or out faster than anything else.

Based on Finmo's published rules

Needs review

Finmo works with Startups, but does not publish the countries it accepts companies from.

Finmo does not publish a minimum company age or turnover, so those two answers are not checked here.

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Who it works with

Accepted and not accepted.

What Finmo publishes about the businesses it takes on.

Who Finmo serves

  • Startups and SMEs
  • Import and export
  • Financial institutions
  • Marketplaces
All 6 industries on Finmo's accepted list
  • Startups
  • Financial institutions and banks
  • Importers and exporters
  • Marketing and affiliate agencies
  • HR and EOR platforms
  • CFOs and finance teams

Not supported

Industries and countries Finmo does not accept, from its own published lists.

Industries

  • Inappropriate content, goods or services that promote Hate/Violence/Racism/Religious persecution
  • Drug paraphernalia
  • Drugs / Illicit substances, steroids and certain controlled substances or other products that present a risk to consumer safety
  • Encourage, promote, facilitate or instruct others to engage in illegal activity
  • Infringe any duly registered copyrights/trademarks or other violation of intellectual property rights
  • Involve the sale of products or services identified by government agencies to have a high likelihood of being fraudulent
  • Involve offering or receiving payments for the purpose of bribery or corruption
  • Pyramid or Ponzi schemes
  • Relate to the sale of dangerous or hazardous goods
  • Sale of government ID’s or documents
  • Stolen goods including digital and virtual goods
  • Transactions involving fraudulent / deceptive marketing practices
  • Violate any law, statute, ordinance or regulation
  • Weapons, firearms and ammunitions

Countries

  • Not published

Coverage

Where can you use Finmo?

Coverage is a starting point. It does not confirm that every business in these markets is eligible.

Supported currencies

Multi-currency

The currency list is not published; Finmo quotes 27+, 38+ and 40+ currencies on different pages.

Payment reach

Not published

Who can apply

Company incorporation countries

Not published

Owner nationality

Not published

Owner residency

Not published

Company types

Not published

Pricing

What does Finmo cost?

Look beyond the monthly fee. Your total cost depends on how many transfers you make, where they go and how much you convert.

Account cost

Opening fee

Free

Monthly fee

Not published

  • Account with a minimum monthly fee (sales)

    Custom

Transaction fees

Transaction fees
CostListed amountHow it is charged
Outgoing
SWIFT / international$25Fixed fee · SWIFT (SHA); plus a 0.10% cross-border convenience fee on like-for-like currency transfers

Other fees

Currency exchange (FX)

Currency exchange (FX)
CostListed amountHow it is charged
FX markup0.5%Percentage of the amount · USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, AUD, NZD, CAD, CHF, NOK, SEK and SGD

Cards

Cards
CostListed amountHow it is charged
Physical card issueNot offeredNot available

Onboarding

From application to live account.

Opening an account typically takes three to five business days.

  1. 1

    Sign up

    Register on the Finmo dashboard; sandbox access is immediate.

  2. 2

    Business Activation (KYB)

    Give company registration and address, an authorised officer with ID, shareholders above 25% and the industry and product description.

  3. 3

    Review

    Compliance reviews and may ask for more; low-risk industries are usually done the same day.

  4. 4

    Account live

    Email sales to activate the GCA wallet and sign the agreement, then add currencies in the dashboard.

Documents you need

  • Company registration and company address details
  • Authorised officer: identity verification documents
  • Shareholder information (owners of more than 25%)
  • Industry type and product description

FAQ

Your questions, answered.

Is Finmo a bank?

No. Finmo is a payment group. Finmo Tech Pte. Ltd. holds a Major Payment Institution licence from MAS (PS20200640), and group entities hold licences or registrations in Australia, New Zealand, the UK, the US, Canada, Dubai and Hong Kong.

How much does Finmo cost?

Account creation is free. SWIFT payments cost $25 (SHA), FX is 0.50% on major currencies and 1.00% on others, and a 0.10% cross-border fee applies to like-for-like transfers. The monthly fee is not published; Finmo says an account typically carries a minimum monthly fee.

How do I open a Finmo account?

Complete KYB on the Finmo dashboard, then email sales to activate the Global Currency Account wallet and sign the agreement. Activation is usually the same day for low-risk industries.

Which businesses does Finmo not accept?

Its list includes hate and violence content, drugs and paraphernalia, stolen goods, bribery, pyramid schemes, hazardous goods, government ID sales and weapons. Gambling, virtual currencies, charities and several other lines need prior written approval.

Alternatives

How Finmo compares.

If Finmo is not the right fit, these providers work with similar businesses. Compare their listed licences and services below.

Finmo and similar providers
ProviderLicensed inKnown for
FinmoThis pagePayment institution group (licensed in 8 jurisdictions)+3Multi-currencyCross-border payouts
AirwallexE-money institutionGlobal accountsOnline businesses
Wise BusinessE-money institutionLow FX costsStandard businesses
PayoneerE-money institutionMarketplace payoutsMass payments
EburyE-money institutionFX and hedgingInternational trade

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