Marketplace payouts

Pay sellers, gig workers and marketplace hosts across 190+ countries.

Use cases

Rails

Global

Settlement

Real-time

Compliance

Enterprise KYB

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Marketplaces pay out to sellers, hosts and gig workers on demand. KeyBS Pay routes those payouts through the fastest eligible local rail — real-time via NIBSS, GhIPSS, PesaLink, SEPA Instant, FedNow, PIX, UPI — with quote-based FX, HMAC-signed webhooks and bulk-file mode for weekly settlement runs.

Common marketplace payouts flows we serve include Weekly seller settlement on a single scheduled bulk file, On-demand payout to gig workers immediately after job completion, Multi-currency host payouts (hospitality / rental marketplaces) and Refunds and chargeback reversals with signed audit trail. Every payout is subject to KYB, KYC and AML review; pricing is quote-based and disclosed in full before approval.

KeyBS Pay is corridor-first: rail selection follows the destination country's fastest eligible domestic rail (FedNow, SEPA Instant, PIX), with wire settlement reserved for higher-value or non-eligible beneficiary banks.

Corridor data

Corridor mechanics at a glance

Every KeyBS Pay payout follows the same operational contract; only the rail changes.

Best for

Pay sellers, gig workers and marketplace hosts across 190+ countries.

Primary rails

FedNow, SEPA Instant, PIX, UPI, NIBSS, GhIPSS, PesaLink, PayShap, Faster Payments

Corridor focus

US → global · UK → global · UAE → global · EU → global

Settlement

Real-time on eligible local rails · Same day on batch · T+0 to T+2 on wire

Compliance

KYB · KYC · Sanctions screening · AML review at file, batch and record level

Reconciliation

Per-corridor · per-rail · per-beneficiary · per-invoice keys supported

Payment flow

How a payout moves through KeyBS Pay

Every payout follows the same seven-step operational contract — click any step to expand.

Recipient verification

Beneficiary identity, account number and (where applicable) national tax ID are verified before funds move. Failed verification returns a signed webhook event with a machine-readable reason code; funds remain refundable.