Get paid like a local supplier
European buyers send a normal SEPA transfer instead of an international wire, which removes a common reason for delays and questions.
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Eligible businesses receive a named Lithuanian EUR IBAN through our regulated Lithuanian partner, so European customers and suppliers can pay you the way they pay a local company.
Account holder
Al Nahr Trading Ltd
IBAN
Once accounts open, account details will be issued and funds held by regulated partner banks. See how it is structured
European buyers send a normal SEPA transfer instead of an international wire, which removes a common reason for delays and questions.
The account details carry your company name, so payments reconcile cleanly and your customers see who they are paying.
Your EUR IBAN sits alongside balances in 35 currencies, so you can convert and pay onward without moving money elsewhere.
Share your company, your trade routes and the currencies you use. We confirm whether we can serve your market.
Upload identity documents, proof of address, company registration and beneficial owners. Everything is screened against sanctions lists.
Once approved, your account details are issued and your team can receive, convert and pay from one place.
Every European account number carries the same four parts. Here is what each one means on yours, and why the account being in your own name is the part that matters.
Your account details
LT 12 10000 11101001000
The account is in your company's name, not a reference number inside someone else's account. That is the difference between a named IBAN and a collection account.
Lithuania is an EU jurisdiction that participates in SEPA. Working through a regulated Lithuanian partner is what lets eligible customers hold named European account details without incorporating in Europe.
Account holder
Al Nahr Trading Ltd
IBAN
Your EUR account details use SEPA Credit Transfer, the scheme European businesses use every day, for both collections and payouts to SEPA countries.
EUR comes with account details in your name. USD and GBP account details are planned for vetted customers after launch. Payments go out by SEPA in euro and by SWIFT in the other currencies.1
You see the fee before you confirm. Every time, on every payment.
See pricingNo. TrillioniPay is a Canadian money services business registered with FINTRAC and with the Bank of Canada under the RPAA, not a bank. Your European account details are issued through a regulated Lithuanian financial partner.
No. It gives you European account details for receiving and sending EUR. It is not a European licence, registration or legal establishment.
Yes. Download a confirmation you can forward to your customer or supplier, and export statements as CSV or PDF for your accountant.
Your named EUR IBAN is issued within 48 hours of approval. The review before approval depends on your business, its ownership structure, the documents provided, your transaction profile and any additional information we need to request.
SEPA payments in and out are priced per plan; the figures are on the pricing page. Every fee is shown before you confirm, and banks in a SWIFT chain may apply charges of their own.
Customer onboarding has not opened yet. You can join the waiting list or speak with our team now, and we will contact you when applications open. Access is subject to eligibility, KYC/KYB, compliance approval and partner requirements.
Trillioni Pay Inc. is a Canadian money services business registered with FINTRAC (MSB registration C100000813) and with the Bank of Canada as a payment service provider under the RPAA. We are not a bank. Account and payment infrastructure is provided through regulated financial partners.
One page per eligible market (197 in all, 11 in the Middle East and North Africa): the steps, the documents, what happens when money goes home, and the local banking facts.
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