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Receive international payments and global collections.

Collect from customers around the world in the currency they pay, hold it, and put it to work. Global receivables that strengthen cash flow.

Business IBAN
40+ currencies
SWIFT · SEPA
Built for scale
Collections · Today
Multi-currency
Acme Corp · US

USD received

$2,450,000
Received
Rhein GmbH · DE

EUR received

€1,780,000
Received
Nord AB · SE

SEK received

kr9,200,000
Received

Receive from customers in 40+ currencies, held as paid

Trusted infrastructure
CA-Regulated Partners
FINTRAC Registered MSB
SWIFT & SEPA rails
Dedicated account manager
Funds safeguarded
Why receiving is harder than it should be

Getting paid should not cost you margin.

Receive through a standard account and money is converted into pounds on arrival, at a rate you never see.

Receiving through a bank
With BriskPay
One platform

Collections that support your cash flow.

01 / RECEIVE

From anywhere

Collect from customers across 60+ countries.

02 / HOLD

As paid

Keep collections in the currency they were paid in.

03 / EUR ACCOUNT

Collect in euros

A EUR collection account so euros arrive and stay as euros.

04 / RECONCILE

One view

Bring global receivables into a single platform to match.

05 / OFFSET

Pay in kind

Use foreign receipts to cover foreign costs directly.

 
06 / FX

On your terms

Convert when the rate and timing work for the business.

The BriskPay standard

Get paid, wherever your customers are.

Receiving money in the right currency, holding it, and converting on your own terms turns global receivables into control, not complication.

How it works

From invoice to cash, in four moves.

Share

Give customers your collection details worldwide.

Receive

Funds arrive in the currency they were paid.

Hold

Keep each collection until you choose to convert.

Use

Spend, convert or reconcile from one platform.

Built for scale

From growing exporters to enterprise groups.

£10M

Growing exporters

£30M

Established traders

£50M

Global manufacturers

£100M+

Enterprise groups

A business collecting across ten currencies gains far more from holding each one than from converting everything into pounds on arrival.

Who it is built for

Companies that treat cross border as the default.

Importers & Exporters
Manufacturers
Logistics & Freight
Aviation
Global Trade
Professional Services
Every BriskPay account includes

Built in by default. Not bolted on.

Dedicated Account Manager

A real specialist who knows your business. Not a chatbot.

24hr Customer Support

Round the clock human support for live accounts.

FCA-Regulated Partners

Funds safeguarded at credit institutions.

FINTRAC Licensed MSB

Reg. No. C100000711. Fully compliant.

The detail

Receive International Payments and Global Collections

For any business selling across borders, getting paid is the part that matters most. Customers in different countries pay in different currencies, on different timelines, through different systems. A UK exporter or international trading company needs a reliable way to receive that money, hold it, and put it to work. That is what international collections are built for.

BriskPay provides a platform for receiving overseas customer payments at scale. A business collecting one hundred million pounds a year from global customers needs those payments to arrive cleanly, in the right currency, without funds getting lost in an intermediary chain. Global receivables should strengthen cash flow, not complicate it.

Why receiving international payments is harder than it should be

When a UK business receives payment from an overseas customer through a standard account, the money often passes through several banks and is converted into pounds on arrival, usually at a rate the business never sees in advance. A company collecting twenty million euros from European customers can lose margin on every payment and struggle to reconcile what actually landed. Business collections for international companies need a different approach. Money should arrive in the currency the customer paid, and stay in that currency until the business decides to convert.

Collect in the currencies your customers pay in

With BriskPay, a business can receive customer payments in major currencies and hold them as they are. A EUR collection account for a UK company lets euros arrive and stay as euros, ready to pay European costs or to convert when the timing suits. The same applies across the currencies a business collects in.

This is where holding currency pays off. An exporter collecting fifty million pounds worth of foreign currency each year can use those receipts to cover costs in the same currency, avoiding needless conversion. FX for exporters works best when the business controls when currency is converted, rather than losing a spread the moment money lands.

What you can do

Receive payments from customers around the world. Hold collections in the currency they were paid in. Bring global receivables into one platform rather than tracking them across separate accounts. Convert currency when the rate and timing work for the business. Use foreign currency receipts to pay foreign currency costs directly. BriskPay is not a bank. It is a payment platform built for international companies, and its collection tools reflect that. Receiving money from abroad is treated as a core function, not an afterthought.

Built for exporters and global sellers

Business banking for exporters has never been a strength of traditional banks. International companies are often turned away, and the collection tools on offer rarely handle multiple currencies well. For a business collecting from customers across many countries, that is a serious gap. BriskPay is built for exporters and global trading companies. A business collecting twenty five million or more from international customers gets a platform designed to receive, hold, and manage that money properly.

Who relies on it

Exporters, international trading companies, manufacturers selling abroad, logistics operators, and professional services firms with global clients all depend on receiving overseas payments. An exporter collecting from customers on several continents. A trading company managing receivables in many currencies. A services firm invoicing clients worldwide. Each needs collections that work at scale. The larger the receivables, the more a dedicated platform matters.

Collections that support your cash flow

Getting paid should strengthen a business, not create friction. Receiving international payments in the right currency, holding them, and converting on the business’s own terms turns global receivables into a source of control rather than complication. BriskPay gives UK exporters and international companies one platform to receive and manage payments from customers worldwide, built for the scale at which they trade. Learn more at briskpay.co.

Common questions

How do international collections work?

A business shares payment details with its overseas customers, receives funds into the relevant currency, and holds or converts them as it chooses. The difference between doing this well and doing it badly comes down to two things, the currency the money lands in and how easily it can be reconciled. When collections arrive in the currency the customer paid, and every receipt sits in one platform rather than across scattered accounts, matching payments to invoices becomes straightforward. For a company collecting from customers in many countries, that clarity keeps cash flow accurate and the finance team in control of what has actually been received.

You receive overseas customer payments into the currency each customer paid. Business collections uk teams manage sit in one place as global receivables, with a eur collection account uk for euro income. It is the business banking for exporters alternative, with fx for exporters built in.

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