Orbital is partnering with Banking Circle to expand its multi-currency payment infrastructure, with plans to introduce CHF capabilities for its enterprise clients in Switzerland.
The payment orchestration platform connects digital asset rails, including stablecoins, with traditional payment networks.
Through its agreement with the Luxembourg-regulated credit institution, Orbital has launched client-named virtual IBANs in DKK, SEK, and HUF.
The companies stated that capabilities for CHF and AUD will follow soon.
These additions will allow businesses operating in Switzerland, the Nordics, Central Europe, and Australia to hold and settle funds under their own names.
This approach replaces the need for pooled virtual accounts, which can complicate the reconciliation of incoming funds and regulatory reporting.
“Enterprises are increasingly thinking in multi-currency terms,”
said Chris Mason, CEO at Orbital.
“They want to hold and settle in those currencies under their own name, not via pooled wallets or opaque structures.”
Banking Circle will provide the safeguarding of client funds in line with Orbital’s regulatory obligations.
“Working with Orbital brings together client-named multi-currency accounts and access to clearing schemes with a platform designed for both fiat and stablecoin flows,”
said Nischa Us-Moynihan, Chief Sales Officer at Banking Circle.
The new currency corridors build on Orbital’s existing EUR, GBP, and USD banking infrastructure, extending its third-party local payment capabilities.
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