FX built into every flow

Convert currencies at business rates — right where your money moves.

DSGPay Foreign Exchange sits inside your accounts, collections, and payouts rather than off to the side. Convert what you collect into the currency you bank in, fund payouts from the currency you hold, or keep balances and convert when the timing suits you — with the rate shown before you commit.
Rate shown before you confirm
Convert, hold, or pay out
OneWeb, DMA, and API
Upfront
See the rate before every conversion
Hold
Keep balances in the currencies you use
Embedded
FX inside your collections and payouts
3 ways
Convert on OneWeb, DMA, or the GraphQL API
Why businesses use DSGPay FX

Stop losing margin to exchange rates you never see.

Bank transfers often bury the FX cost inside the rate. DSGPay shows it upfront and lets you decide when and how to convert.
Bank transfers often bury the FX cost inside the rate. DSGPay shows it upfront and lets you decide when and how to convert.

Transparent pricing

The rate is shown before you confirm, so you know exactly how much will land.

Rates built for volume

Pricing designed for business flows — supplier runs, settlement conversions, and treasury moves — not one-off retail transfers.

Convert on your timing

Hold currency in your account and convert in stages, instead of converting every payment the day it arrives.

Built into payouts

Pay a supplier in their currency from the balance you already hold; the conversion happens as part of the payout.

Built into collections

Settle what you collect in local currency into the currency you bank in.

Rates by API

Query rates and book conversions from your own checkout, invoicing, or treasury tools through the GraphQL API.
What DSGPay FX is built for

When currency moves are a routine part of the business.

1. Converting local collections

Turn THB, VND, IDR, and other local receipts into USD or your home currency.

2. Paying suppliers in their currency

Pay suppliers in the currency they invoice, rather than asking them to absorb the conversion.

3. Managing seasonal exposure

Hold currency through peak season and convert in planned stages.

4. Rebalancing between entities

Move value between currencies across your group's DSGPay accounts.
Two ways to convert

Convert now, or hold and convert later.

Convert now

Take today's rate

Convert as funds arrive or just before a payment goes out, when certainty matters more than timing.
Hold and convert

Choose your moment

Keep balances in the currencies you receive and convert in stages. Many businesses use this to spread exposure through seasonal peaks rather than converting everything at one point in time