Local presence, without a local entity

Get paid like a local business in 12 markets —  in your own name.

A DSGPay Local Named Account is a single-currency virtual account in one country, titled in your business name and connected to that country's domestic payment rails. Your customers pay you by ordinary local transfer, in their own currency — no international wire, and no foreign transfer fees on their side.
12 markets
Domestic payment rails
Titled in your business name
12
Markets where you can open a local named account
1
Currency per account, on that country's own rails
Your name
Account titled in your business name
Local
Customers pay by domestic transfer, not international wire
Why businesses use local named accounts

Remove the friction between a customer and paying you.

Customers pay more readily when the account looks local, in a currency and format they already know. Local Named Accounts give you that presence in each market you sell into.

Your name on the account

The account is titled in your business name, so payers' banks show who they're paying and name-check services return a match.

Domestic rails, domestic speed

Customers pay over their country's own transfer systems — many of them instant — rather than an international wire that can take days.

No foreign fees for your payer

It's a local transfer in local currency, so your customer avoids international transfer charges and their bank's FX mark-up.

No local company required

Open accounts in the markets you sell into without incorporating or negotiating a bank relationship in each one.

Hold, convert, or spend locally

Keep funds in the local currency, convert to the currency you bank in, or use them to pay suppliers in the same market.

Details that stay the same

Each account keeps its details over time, so regular customers, tenants, and distributors can save them and pay again.
What local accounts are built for

When you have real customers in a market, but no company there.

1. Cross-border e-commerce

Accept bank transfers from shoppers in the markets you ship to, in their own currency.

2. Regular B2B customers abroad

Give distributors and trade customers local details so they can pay invoices by domestic transfer.

3. Services and subscriptions

Collect recurring fees from clients in each market without chasing international wires.

4. Travel and tourism businesses

Take deposits from customers in their home currency before they arrive.
Local or global?

Pair local accounts with a global account for full coverage.

Local Named Account

One market, one currency

Ideal for steady volume in a specific country. Each market gets its own account on domestic rails, in local currency.
Global Named Account

Everything else, over SWIFT

For payers outside your local markets, or larger international transfers, a multi-currency account in Hong Kong or the UK receives by SWIFT — in the same DSGPay relationship.