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Overview

Platforms and businesses often work with vendors across multiple countries and need a reliable way to pay them without setting up local banking relationships in each country. Vendors typically expect payments in their local currency, while businesses may hold funds in a single base or treasury currency.

How Tazapay Helps

Centralized Payouts

Manage all vendor payouts from a single Tazapay balance

Local Currency Support

Pay vendors directly to their bank accounts in local currency

Automatic FX Conversion

Handles foreign exchange when payout currency differs from holding currency

Transaction Tracking

Full visibility with transaction-level tracking and reconciliation

Integration Flow

1

Fund Your Account

Business funds its Tazapay account
2

Credit Holding Balance

Funds are credited to holding balances
3

Initiate Payouts

Business initiates payouts to vendor bank accounts
4

Processing

Tazapay handles FX, local rails, and settlement
5

Track & Reconcile

Payout status and reconciliation are tracked via APIs and dashboard

APIs Involved

PurposeAPIEndpoint
View holding balancesFetch Balances/v3/balances
Create payoutCreate Payout/v3/payouts
Track payout statusFetch Payout/v3/payouts/{id}
ReconciliationFetch Balance Transactions/v3/balance_transaction/{id}
Event handlingWebhookspayout.*

Example: Multi-Country Vendor Payments

A US-based company works with vendors in multiple countries:

India

Design agency paid in INR

United Kingdom

Marketing partner paid in GBP

Singapore

Software vendor paid in SGD

How Tazapay Handles These Payouts

Funds are held in one or more holding currencies on Tazapay (e.g., USD)
Payouts are initiated to vendors in their preferred local currency
If the payout currency differs from the holding currency, Tazapay performs FX conversion automatically
Vendors receive funds via local bank transfer or supported payout rails—faster and at lower cost than international wires
By using Tazapay, businesses eliminate the need for multiple banking relationships while ensuring vendors receive payments quickly in their local currency.