Payment Corridors

    Business Payment Corridors

    Bluebulb operates defined corridors for registered businesses paying counterparties abroad. Each corridor sets out the currencies supported, the documentation required and what settlement timing to expect, so finance teams can plan rather than chase.

    Payout reach extends to 90+ countries. The corridors below are the routes we support with dedicated documentation guidance and settlement expectations.

    Illustrated globe representing Bluebulb business payment corridors

    Corridor comparison

    Comparison of Bluebulb business payment corridors
    CorridorSupported currenciesTypical settlementCommon business use cases
    United KingdomGBP (USD, EUR to UK beneficiaries)Same day – 1 business day [confirm]UK suppliers, professional services, subsidiary funding, logistics
    United StatesUSD1–2 business days [confirm]US suppliers, SaaS and licensing, affiliate funding, trade charges
    EuropeEUR (GBP and selected European currencies)Same day – 1 business day [confirm]EU suppliers, equipment purchases, subsidiary funding
    ChinaCNY, USD (incl. Hong Kong beneficiaries)1–3 business days [confirm]Factory deposits, machinery, inventory orders, sourcing fees
    Offshore SettlementUSD, GBP, EUR + payout to 90+ countriesCorridor dependent [confirm]Group funding, consolidated settlement, hard-currency holding

    Values marked [confirm] are indicative and confirmed with your relationship manager during onboarding. Payout reach spans 90+ countries.

    Supported currencies

    Corridor settlement is concentrated in the major trade currencies, with onward payout available more widely.

    • GBP for UK obligations
    • USD for United States and offshore settlement
    • EUR across the euro area
    • CNY for Chinese suppliers invoicing locally
    • Selected additional currencies across 90+ payout countries [confirm]

    Common business use cases

    • Paying overseas suppliers and manufacturers against invoices and contracts
    • Settling professional services, licensing and subscription obligations
    • Funding subsidiaries, branches and group entities abroad
    • Meeting freight, customs and logistics charges in the destination currency
    • Consolidating hard-currency balances before onward settlement

    Simplifying cross border payments for African businesses

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