Introduction

This functionality offers the ability to move funds from the Currencycloud Account balance of one account to the Currencycloud Account balance of another account. Moving funds can happen in three ways, instructed by the House Account contact with the relevant permission:

• From House Account balance to Sub-Account balance
• From Sub-Account balance to House Account balance
• Between two Sub-Account balances

Transfers is available to clients that use the Balances feature, i.e. have the wallet functionality enabled, and have Sub-Accounts set up on their Currencycloud Account.

For integration with our Transfers API, visit our Developer Center.

See below for further information and if you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected] or speak to your Relationship Manager.

Create Transfer

To create a transfer, the following values need to be provided on the Transfers page of the application:

• Source Account
• Destination Account
• Currency
• Amount

Using the Transfers page, you can move funds from your own account to one of your Sub-Accounts or the other way around, or even between two of your Sub-Accounts.

After providing the required information, you can review the transfer before submitting it.

After submitting the transfer, the transfer details are shown on the screen for the user.

This transfer will also be visible on the Currencycloud Account balances through Direct.

Important:

• Transfers are executed immediately when instructed if there are sufficient funds in the source account balance.
• Transfers are placed in “pending” status when there are insufficient funds in the source account balance; the transfer is created and remains in “pending” status until sufficient funds are provided.
• Transfers are prioritized and processed before conversions and payments in the execution order.

View/Search Transfers

All the transfers that have been submitted can be found on the Search page under the “Transfers” tab. By clicking on a specific transfer, a pop up with the transfer details is presented.