supplier payments · from Ghana
How to pay suppliers abroad from Ghana
The short answer
Restock faster than the trader still waiting on a bank wire. From Ghana, Eversend pays overseas suppliers at a cedi rate locked when you price the goods, funded from your balance or USDC, arriving whole in USD, EUR or GBP accounts.
rate locked on quote · licensed & regulated · fund in GHS or USDC
Supplier payment · outgoing
$18,600.00
Supplier invoice · paid in full
rate locked at pricing
full amount arrives, nothing deducted in transit
Fund in
GHS · USDC
Pay out
USD · EUR · GBP
How it works
Price the stock, lock the rate, move on.
01
Fix your landed cost
The cedi rate locks on the quote the day you cost the order, which means your shelf price is real, not hopeful.
02
Send from the same balance
Fund in cedis from your sales balance, or in USDC when you hold stablecoin. Fee visible before you commit.
03
Goods move on time
The supplier's bank account receives the invoice in full, so production and shipping never wait on a short wire.
Every charge, on the quote.
Pay a USD account (ACH)0.49% + $0.49per payout
Pay a EUR account0.49% + €0.99per payout
Pay a GBP account0.49% + £0.99per payout
rendered from the fee source of truth · FX on the quote, locked until it expires
Under the hood
No SWIFT relay means no lifting fees taken from the principal mid-route. The cedi cost you approved and the dollars your supplier receives are two views of the same locked quote.
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