Multi-currency, in your business name

One multi-currency account in Hong Kong or the UK — reachable from banks worldwide.

A DSGPay Global Named Account is a SWIFT-enabled virtual account opened in your business name, based in Hong Kong or the United Kingdom. Customers and partners almost anywhere can pay you by international transfer, and you hold the funds in the currency they arrived in until you're ready to convert or pay out.

Open a global account

Hong Kong or United Kingdom

SWIFT-enabled

Multiple currencies, one account

Account locations — Hong Kong and the United Kingdom

SWIFT

Receive international transfers from banks worldwide

Your name

Account titled in your business name, not a pooled account

Currencies you can send to by SWIFT, straight from the same balance

Why businesses open a global account

A single home for the money that crosses borders.

When payments come in from many countries and go out to many more, a separate bank account for every currency becomes the problem. A Global Named Account puts it in one place, in your name.

Opened in your business name

Payers see your company name on the account details, not DSGPay's or a pooled account's — so name checks pass and remittances aren't held up for queries.

Reachable over SWIFT

Receive international transfers from banks around the world using standard SWIFT account details. No new account for each country a customer pays from.

Hold multiple currencies

Keep balances side by side in the currencies you receive, instead of being forced to convert every payment on the day it lands.

Hong Kong or the UK

Base your account in Hong Kong for Asia-facing business, or in the United Kingdom for Europe-facing business — whichever fits where your counterparties bank.

Convert and pay out from one balance

Pay suppliers and staff through local payouts in 45+ currencies or SWIFT payments in 45 currencies, straight from your global account balance.

Clean records for finance

Every incoming and outgoing payment is logged against your account, ready for reconciliation, audits, and month-end close.

What global accounts are built for

When your customers, suppliers, and staff are spread across the world.

1. Receiving from overseas customers

Invoice clients in other countries and give them one set of account details they can pay by international transfer.

2. Settlements from global platforms

Receive payouts from marketplaces, app stores, and payment platforms into an account in your own name.

3. A treasury hub for your group

Consolidate funds from subsidiaries and local accounts into one multi-currency balance before redeploying them.

4. Holding currency for future costs

Keep the USD, EUR, or GBP you'll need for upcoming supplier bills rather than converting in and out.

Global or local?

Use a global account for reach, and local accounts for everyday collection.

Global Named Account

Many currencies, paid by SWIFT

Best when payers are spread across many countries, pay by international transfer, or send larger, less frequent amounts. One account in Hong Kong or the UK receives them all.

Local Named Account

One currency, paid like a local

Best when you have steady volume from customers in one of DSGPay's 12 markets. They pay on domestic rails in their own currency — usually faster and cheaper for them.

Same account, every way you work

Manage your global account from OneWeb, DMA, or the API.

One onboarding, one account infrastructure. Check balances, convert, and pay out from whichever access method suits you.

Web

DSGPay OneWeb

View balances, download statements, convert, and pay out from your browser — no development required.

Mobile

DSGPay DMA

See incoming payments and approve payouts from your phone, wherever you are.

API

DSGPay GraphQL API

Query balances and transactions, and subscribe to incoming payment events from your own systems.