Capabilities

Infrastructure,
made personal.

Payments, banking, treasury, and embedded finance brought into one clear conversation, then connected through the relationships that fit.

A considered architecture

Each part matters.
The value is in how
they work together.

We begin with the commercial reality of your business, then shape the infrastructure around it. The result is a focused partner strategy, built around the business itself.

01

Accept

Create a payment experience that feels local wherever your customers are.

Acquiring

Relevant acquiring relationships shaped around your model, markets, currencies, and customer journey.

Open banking

Account-to-account payment options and open-banking infrastructure for modern checkout flows.

Local payment methods

Market-specific methods that match local preferences and support international expansion.

Alternative payments

Complementary rails and wallet options assembled into a considered acceptance strategy.

02

Bank

Build account relationships that understand how an international business really operates.

Business banking

Introductions to banking partners aligned with your structure, operating model, and footprint.

Virtual IBANs

Account architecture for collection, reconciliation, and multi-market operations.

Digital-asset banking

Relationships designed for businesses operating responsibly across traditional and digital finance.

Global collections

Collection accounts and flows that bring revenue together with greater clarity.

03

Move

Connect the rails that move value between markets, entities, and currencies.

Treasury & settlement

Settlement design, currency flows, and treasury relationships that support day-to-day operations.

Cross-border infrastructure

A connected view of accounts, conversion, transfers, and counterparties across regions.

On/off ramping

Fiat and digital-asset conversion relationships for well-structured, compliant business models.

International payouts

Payout routes considered around coverage, speed, experience, and operational fit.

04

Build

Turn financial infrastructure into a product customers can rely on.

Banking-as-a-Service

BaaS relationships and architecture for embedded accounts, payments, and financial features.

Card issuing

Programme and issuing connections considered around geography, product design, and scale.

Embedded finance

Partner selection and orchestration for products placing finance inside a wider experience.

Infrastructure design

A coherent partner map that brings banking, payments, treasury, and product needs together.

Payment coverage

Specific methods.
Relevant markets.

From JCB and Apple Pay to PIX, M-Pesa and SEPA Instant, INOAF helps businesses identify and access the methods their markets require.

Coverage depends on the business, jurisdiction, provider requirements and onboarding.

01Cards, wallets and in-person payments

Global card schemes and wallet options for online, in-app and physical checkout.

Card and wallet coverage

  • Visa (debit, credit and prepaid)
  • Mastercard (debit, credit and prepaid)
  • American Express (Amex)
  • JCB (Japan Credit Bureau)
  • Apple Pay
  • Google Pay
  • Samsung Pay
  • POS and in-person card payments
02Bank transfers and open banking

Account-to-account routes for domestic, regional and international payments.

Europe and international

  • SEPA Credit Transfer
  • SEPA Instant
  • SWIFT international transfers
  • Open Banking Pay (UK and EU)

United States and United Kingdom

  • ACH (USA)
  • Fedwire (USA)
  • Faster Payments (UK)
  • CHAPS (UK)
03Accounts, IBANs and collection infrastructure

Named and multi-currency account structures for collecting, holding, converting and sending funds.

Accounts

  • Named corporate accounts
  • SEPA IBAN (EUR)
  • GBP account
  • USD account
  • HKD account
  • AUD account
  • AED account
  • Multi-currency e-wallet
  • SWIFT multi-currency payouts

Virtual accounts

  • SEPA vIBANs (EUR)
  • UK vIBANs (GBP)
  • Hong Kong vIBANs (multi-currency)
  • Multi-jurisdiction EU vIBANs
  • Dynamic collection accounts in Asia
  • Named local accounts
04Middle East and Africa

Local bank rails, wallets, mobile money and alternative payment methods across key markets.

Saudi Arabia

  • Mada
  • SADAD
  • STC Pay
  • Tabby
  • Tamara

Egypt

  • Fawry
  • Fawry Digital wallet
  • Instapay
  • Valù
  • Orange Money

United Arab Emirates

  • Careem Pay
  • Local AED bank transfers
  • SWIFT AED international payments

Kenya and East Africa

  • M-Pesa
  • Local bank transfers

West Africa

  • MTN Mobile Money
  • Paystack
  • Flutterwave
  • Airtel Money

South Africa

  • PayShap
  • EFT
  • Local bank transfer
05Asia Pacific

National payment systems, QR payments, wallets and local transfers across Asia Pacific.

India

  • UPI
  • UPI Intent
  • IMPS
  • Net banking

Indonesia

  • Bank Virtual Accounts (BCA, BNI, CIMB, Permata, Mandiri, BRI and BSI)
  • QRIS
  • DANA
  • OVO
  • ShopeePay
  • LinkAja

Japan

  • Bank transfer (P2P personal account)
  • JCB card acquiring
  • Local bank pay-in and pay-out

South Korea

  • Virtual Accounts (KRW bank pay-in)
  • Bank transfer pay-out
  • Local domestic wire transfer

Thailand

  • PromptPay
  • Local bank account pay-in
  • Local bank transfer pay-out

Vietnam

  • MoMo
  • ViettelPay
  • QR bank transfer
  • Local bank transfer (pay-in and pay-out)

Philippines

  • QR Ph
  • GCash
  • Maya (PayMaya)
  • Instapay and PESONet bank transfer

Bangladesh

  • bKash
  • Nagad
  • Local bank transfer

Singapore

  • PayNow
  • FAST transfers
  • Local SGD bank account

Hong Kong

  • FPS
  • CHATS
  • Cross-border CNY and RMB transfers

Australia

  • PayID
  • BPAY
  • NPP

Malaysia and other Southeast Asian markets

  • FPX (Malaysia)
  • Local bank transfers in Malaysia, Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos
  • BAKONG (Cambodia)
06Latin America

Instant transfer systems, cash networks and local payment options across major LATAM markets.

Brazil

  • PIX
  • Boleto Bancário
  • Local bank transfer

Mexico

  • SPEI
  • OXXO
  • Local bank transfer

Colombia

  • PSE
  • NEQUI
  • Davivienda PUSH
  • EFECTY
07Europe, Turkey and buy now, pay later

Local transfer methods and instalment options beyond standard card and SEPA coverage.

Local methods

  • TRY bank transfer (Turkey)
  • BLIK (Poland)
  • Open Banking (UK)
  • SEPA Instant (Eurozone)

Buy now, pay later

  • Tabby
  • Tamara
  • Valù
  • Postepay and Postepay Evolution
08Digital assets, payouts and treasury

Fiat and digital-asset routes for conversion, settlement and local or international disbursements.

Digital assets

  • Bitcoin (BTC)
  • Ethereum (ETH)
  • ERC-20 token acceptance
  • USDT (Tether)
  • USDC
  • Crypto on-ramp
  • Crypto off-ramp
  • Crypto merchant acquiring

Global and regional payouts

  • SEPA payouts (EUR)
  • SWIFT payouts
  • Faster Payments payouts (GBP)
  • ACH payouts (USD)
  • Fedwire payouts (USD)
  • Multi-currency e-wallet payouts
  • Mass payout and batch API processing
  • Affiliate and partner commission payouts

Local payouts

  • India (INR via UPI and IMPS)
  • Indonesia (IDR via local bank transfer)
  • Thailand (THB via PromptPay)
  • Vietnam (VND via local bank)
  • Philippines (PHP via QR and bank)
  • Bangladesh (BDT via bKash and Nagad)
  • Brazil (BRL via PIX)
  • Mexico (MXN via SPEI)
  • Colombia (COP via local bank)
  • South Korea (KRW via bank transfer)
  • Japan (JPY via local bank)
  • Hong Kong (HKD via FPS)
  • Singapore (SGD via PayNow)
  • Australia (AUD via PayID)
  • South Africa (ZAR via bank transfer)
  • Kenya (KES via M-Pesa)
  • Turkey (TRY via local bank)

FX and treasury

  • Real-time FX conversion
  • OTC FX
  • Forward contracts
  • Multi-currency wallet
  • Emerging-market FX
  • Corporate treasury services
09Payment orchestration

The operating layer that brings multiple payment routes into a single customer and reporting experience.

Orchestration capabilities

  • Smart routing and auto-failover
  • MEA payment orchestration
  • Fraud prevention and 3DS2
  • 3D Secure 2.0 authentication
  • BIN routing
  • Unified dashboard and reporting
  • Single API integration
  • Localized checkout
  • Subscription and recurring billing
  • Network tokenization
  • Stored credentials
  • Marketplace and platform payments
  • Split payments
  • Multi-seller payouts
  • Embedded payment infrastructure

The INOAF difference

A senior relationship across the entire mandate.

The person who understands the brief remains close to the work. Context is carried forward, conversations are prepared properly, and every connection has a clear reason to exist.

How a mandate moves

A direct line

Let’s shape the right infrastructure around your ambition.

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