Global reach, your name on every payment

Send SWIFT payments in 45 currencies — in your own name, to anywhere in the world.

DSGPay SWIFT Payments move large-value transfers straight from the name on your DSGPay virtual account — not a generic aggregator name your supplier or payroll provider has to chase down. Strong FX pricing and low ticket costs make it a fast, cost-effective way to pay global suppliers or staff abroad.
Send a SWIFT payment
45 currencies
SWIFT gateways: Hong Kong & London
GPI tracking & MT103 on request
45
Currencies supported for outbound SWIFT payments
2
DSGPay SWIFT gateways — Hong Kong and London
Your name
Every payment sent under your DSGPay account name
GPI
Tracking and MT103 receipts available on request
Why merchants use DSGPay SWIFT Payments

Built for the payments that carry the most weight.

Large supplier invoices, overseas payroll runs, and treasury transfers all need to land correctly, quickly, and at a fair rate. SWIFT Payments are built around exactly that.

Sent in your name

Every SWIFT payment carries the name on your DSGPay virtual account, not DSGPay's — so the beneficiary sees exactly who's paying them, with no reconciliation delays from a mismatched sender name.

45 currencies, one relationship

Reach suppliers, staff, and partners in 45 currencies worldwide, without opening a banking relationship in every country you pay into.

Strong FX, low ticket costs

Competitive FX pricing combined with low, fixed ticket costs makes SWIFT Payments genuinely cost-effective for large-value transfers — not just a fallback when a local rail can't reach.

Two SWIFT gateways

Payments route through DSGPay's own SWIFT gateways in Hong Kong and London — two points of geographic and settlement reach for payments moving worldwide.

Tracking on request

Ask for SWIFT GPI tracking on any payment to follow its progress across the correspondent banking chain, end to end.

MT103 on request

Request a formal MT103 payment confirmation as proof of payment — useful for supplier disputes, audits, or your own internal records.
What SWIFT Payments are built for

When it's large, urgent, and has to land right.

1. Global supplier payments

Pay manufacturers, vendors, and service providers directly in their local currency, in your company's name.

2. Overseas payroll & contractor payments

Pay staff and contractors based abroad without routing through multiple intermediary banks.

3. Treasury & inter-entity transfers

Move funds between your own entities or accounts across borders at large-value ticket sizes.

4. One-off, high-value transfers

For payments where speed, traceability, and sender-name accuracy matter more than shaving the last basis point off the fee.
Track it, prove it

Visibility and documentation, whenever you need them.

SWIFT GPI Tracking

Follow the payment, end to end

Request SWIFT GPI tracking on any payment to see its progress across the correspondent banking chain — useful when a supplier or payroll provider needs a status update before funds arrive.
MT103 Confirmation

Formal proof of payment

Request an MT103 confirmation as documented proof a payment was sent — commonly needed for supplier disputes, audits, or your own internal finance records.
Same account, one more way to pay

SWIFT Payments run on the same DSGPay infrastructure.

Web

DSGPay OneWeb

Send and approve SWIFT payments from your browser — no development required.
Mobile

DSGPay DMA

Approve a payment or check GPI tracking status from your phone, wherever you are.
API

DSGPay GraphQL API

Trigger SWIFT payments programmatically from your own platform or ERP.
Ready to send

Move your next large-value payment the fast way
— in your own name.

Tell us the currency, the destination, and the size of the payment — we'll show you the FX rate and ticket cost before you commit.
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DSGPay operates as a licensed or registered payments provider in Hong Kong, Thailand, and Australia. Our operations are supervised by the respective local regulatory authorities.

Hong Kong: Licensed Money Service Operator (License No. 15-08-01682). Hong Kong Customs and Excise Department.

Thailand: Licensed E-Payment Service Provider. Entity Name: Bahtsmart Co., Ltd. (บริษัท บาทสมาร์ท จำกัด). Regulated by the Bank of Thailand (BOT). To verify our license,
please search using our Thai company name on the BOT portal.

Australia: Registered with AUSTRAC as an Independent Remittance Dealer.
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In these markets, DSGPay does not hold a direct license or registration; the licensed local partner is responsible for regulatory compliance in that jurisdiction. This partnership model allows DSGPay to offer consistent service across its network while ensuring every transaction is processed in accordance with applicable local law.

*DSGPay is a licensed payment institution, not an authorised deposit-taking institution (ADI) or bank. Funds processed through DSGPay are not bank deposits and are not covered by any deposit insurance or protection scheme. Depending on the jurisdiction, customer funds may be held in segregated accounts, safeguarded accounts, or trust arrangements with licensed banking partners, in accordance with the regulatory requirements applicable in that country. Customers should refer to the terms and conditions applicable to their account for details specific to their market.