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What’s the difference between ACH and SWIFT?

These two common payment methods offer consistent and secure experiences for vendors, but there are clear differences between the two.

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How does international ACH work?

An international ACH transfer is one way for businesses to send payments globally, and it’s commonly used to pay vendors and suppliers abroad.

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Are SWIFT payments right for your business?

Learn how a SWIFT payment works, how to pay with SWIFT and whether making payments over the SWIFT network is right for your business.

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New: Send money to 223 countries and territories around the world

We now support SWIFT payments so you can transfer money overseas quickly and securely across 223 countries and territories.

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A guide to cross-border payments

This guide offers an overview of cross-border payments, including examples, the step-by-step process, common challenges and more.

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All about international wire transfers

Sending an international wire transfer for business is straightforward, and there are plenty options to help you do so.

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We’re building the simplest way to send cross-border payments

We’re excited to announce that we’re building a way to seamlessly onboard and pay your international vendors, contractors and partners via the Routable API.

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Understanding Form 1042-S

Form 1042-S, Foreign Person's U.S. Source Income Subject to Withholding, is an information form reporting year-end amounts paid to non-U.S. residents.

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Understanding form W-8BEN-E

Form W-8BEN-E is a tax document collected by a U.S. based business from foreign entities who receive income from U.S. sources.

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What is an International Bank Account Number (IBAN)?

Overseas transfers are easier than they seem once you understand how IBAN are formatted and how they differ between countries.

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How to pay international contractors and freelancers

Learn the most common ways to pay international contractors along with how each method may affect your team workflows and payee experience.

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