BRIDGE // Remittance
Cross-border
payments.
The global remittance market moves $212.5 billion annually through infrastructure that charges 6.2% and takes days. Bridge settles in seconds for under 1.5%.
Traditional vs Bridge
Side by side. Same corridor. Different century.
How a cross-border payment settles
Six steps. Full compliance. Under 30 seconds.
Wallet Provisioning
Sender and receiver wallets created with full KYC verification via Bridge ID. Each wallet is jurisdictionally tagged and compliance-validated.
Fiat On-Ramp
Local currency tokenized on-ledger, converting fiat deposits into digital representations backed by segregated reserve accounts.
Corridor Lock
Transfer initiates by escrowing sender-side tokens with full originator information, establishing the compliance record.
Bridge Confirmation
Protocol validates the lock, confirms beneficiary eligibility, and authorizes cross-border settlement. Travel Rule data cryptographically bound.
Destination Mint
Equivalent value minted in destination currency, delivering funds to the beneficiary wallet with immediate finality.
Last Mile Delivery
On-ledger transfer to beneficiary or off-ramp to local bank account or mobile money payout.
Get Started
Open a corridor
in weeks, not years.
Bridge handles the settlement infrastructure, compliance orchestration, and regulatory reporting. You focus on your customers and corridors.
Cost calculator
What does a corridor actually cost?
Pick a corridor and an amount. We'll compare a typical correspondent-banking-routed transfer against the same payment on Bridge. Numbers are directional, not a quote.
Correspondent banking
1–3 business days₨36,404
received in PKR
- Total cost
- 4.2%
- Fees + spread
- AED 21
Bridge corridor
under 30 seconds₨37,772
received in PKR
- Total cost
- 0.6%
- Fees + spread
- AED 3
Savings vs correspondent banking
AED 18 less in fees • +₨1,368 more reaches the recipient
Directional estimate. Legacy costs draw from World Bank Remittance Prices Worldwide (Q1 2024) for the given corridor. Bridge corridor pricing is illustrative — actual pricing depends on volume, partner-bank arrangement, and corridor-specific compliance overhead. Not a quote; not a binding offer.
Live corridors to Pakistan
We operate our first corridors from the four largest remittance origins to Pakistan. Each page details the regulators, fees, and Bridge stack for that specific corridor.
FAQ
Cross-border payment infrastructure — frequently asked questions
Corridors, compliance, settlement assets, and integration timelines.
Move money the way it should move.
Whether you operate remittance corridors or send payments internationally — Bridge infrastructure settles in seconds with full compliance.