Direct entry
Batch credits for scheduled runs.
Settlement family
Domestic bank transferIndicative speed
1–2 business days
Documented markets
1 market
Family timing
Rail-dependent — see country rails
Where this rail is documented
How the rail operates in each market, per the corridor dataset.
Batch credits for scheduled runs.
Corridors funded over this rail
Business corridors starting in markets where this rail is documented.
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Other domestic bank transfers
Frequently asked questions
What kind of rail is Direct entry?
Direct entry is classified as a domestic bank transfer in the KeyBS Pay dataset — part of the domestic bank transfer settlement family (rail-dependent — see country rails).
How fast is Direct entry?
Its documented indicative speed is "1–2 business days". Speeds describe how the rail is documented to operate; end-to-end timing on any cross-border payment is route-dependent.
Where does Direct entry operate?
The dataset documents it in Australia. Availability on a specific payment is confirmed per quote.
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This page is reference metadata — availability is route-dependent. A KeyBS Pay quote shows the committed rate, disclosed fee and exact receive amount before you approve anything.
Request a QuoteReference metadata computed from the KeyBS Pay corridor dataset. Speeds are indicative and rail-dependent; availability on a specific payment is route-dependent and confirmed per quote. Also available via the free Knowledge API.