How do I tell the payout partner in my beneficiary country to have a correspondent tie-up with the solution provider?

If you have a licensed payout partner, you would need to tell them that you are willing to bring international remittance business to them; however, the US counterpart has requested to have a correspondent tie-up agreement (or payout agreement) with the payout partner and in this case, would like to get in touch with you, i.e., the payout partner.

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This page was last updated on December 2, 2024.

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