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Receive. Hold. Send. In any currency.

Law firms increasingly serve international clients who pay legal fees, retainers, and settlements in different currencies. Brisk helps firms receive, hold, and send funds in multiple currencies, with competitive FX rates, dedicated support, and full control over when conversions happen.

International retainers
Multi-currency accounts
Convert when needed
Overseas counsel payments
The problem

Forced conversion costs your firm money.

When international clients pay in USD, EUR, or other currencies, traditional banks automatically convert incoming funds at standard retail exchange rates, whether you want them to or not. The result: avoidable FX costs on every retainer, limited control over international cash flow, and delays that don’t reflect well on a professional practice.

Brisk gives firms the option banks don’t: receive funds in the original currency, hold balances in dedicated multi-currency accounts, and convert only when needed, at competitive rates.

A real scenario

Retainers in three currencies. Converted on your terms.

A London law firm advises clients on corporate acquisitions and cross-border transactions across the UK, Europe, Canada, and the Middle East. Clients regularly pay retainers and settlements in USD, EUR, and GBP.

With their traditional bank, every incoming payment was automatically converted at retail rates. With Brisk, the firm receives funds in the original currency, holds balances across multi-currency accounts, and converts only when required, at competitive exchange rates.

How Brisk helps · The result

A more professional payment experience.

How Brisk helps
The result
For global practices

Brisk helps law firms manage international client funds more efficiently, reduce currency conversion costs, and provide a better experience for global clients.

READY TO MOVE?
International funds. Professional control.

Multi-currency accounts built for modern legal practice.

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