Global accounts
for your clients
Issue accounts in each client’s own name — USD (ACH · Wire · SWIFT) and EUR (SEPA · dedicated IBAN), plus LatAm local rails — with KYC/KYB, custody and compliance on our side. White-label: your clients see your product.
Four verbs, one object
Everything hangs off a Customer: create it, verify it, then operate any enabled rail with the same four verbs.
A new market is never a new object
Adding a market adds an account currency, a charge type or a payout destination — the resources never change.
United States
USD virtual account — ACH · Wire · RTP · SWIFT
Europe
EUR virtual account — SEPA with a dedicated IBAN
Mexico
Standing CLABE + exact-amount SPEI charge + SPEI payout
Brazil
PIX charge (QR) + payout to any PIX key
Stablecoins
USDT/USDC deposit address + conversion + on-chain payout
Local rails
Pesos, soles and bolivianos over local rails, same model
From onboarding to payout in four calls
REST API with a full test mode (dk_test_), idempotency on every POST and signed webhooks. This is real v2 API code.
# 1 — Create the customer
curl -X POST https://connect.dinaria.com/v2/customers \
-H "Authorization: Bearer dk_test_..." \
-H "Idempotency-Key: $(uuidgen)" \
-d '{ "type": "individual", "reference": "user_1001",
"terms_accepted": true,
"individual": { "first_name": "Ana", "last_name": "Díaz" } }'
# 2 — Issue their USD account
curl -X POST https://connect.dinaria.com/v2/customers/cus_1a2/virtual_accounts \
-d '{ "currency": "USD" }'
# 3 — Collect R$ 150 with a PIX QR
curl -X POST https://connect.dinaria.com/v2/customers/cus_1a2/charges \
-d '{ "currency": "BRL", "amount": "150.00" }'
# 4 — Pay out USD 250 via ACH
curl -X POST https://connect.dinaria.com/v2/customers/cus_1a2/payouts \
-d '{ "amount": "250.00", "currency": "USD",
"destination": { "type": "bank", "method": "ach", "beneficiary": { ... } } }' -
1 · Onboard
The customer is created with its requirements in view; individuals are auto-submitted.
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2 · Issue the account
A USD virtual account; virtual_account.activated fires when it’s live.
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3 · Collect in Brazil
A PIX charge returns the QR; when paid it fires transaction.created.
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4 · Pay out
A rail-typed payout; track it via payout.updated.
What comes built in
Compliance included
KYC/KYB, AML screening and requirements in one checklist — identity and rail enablement on the same object.
Real white-label
Via API inside your product, or via a portal under your brand. Dinaria stays behind, as infrastructure.
Full test mode
dk_test_ simulates the whole flow — verification, pay-ins, conversions — with no real money.
Signed webhooks
HMAC-SHA256 with an anti-replay timestamp, plus an events log to replay anything your endpoint missed.
Reconciliation by design
balance_transactions with per-currency running balances: close a month per currency against Dinaria’s books.
Your client holds the account
Same-name accounts: the account belongs to the end client — the product is yours, the infrastructure ours.
Who builds on Connect
Fintechs, wallets & exchanges
International accounts and on/off-ramp embedded in your app.
PSPs & processors
Add currencies and rails to your stack without one provider per country.
Remittance companies
Every beneficiary receives into an account in their own name.
Marketplaces & platforms
Every seller or creator gets an account to collect foreign sales.
Exporters / importers
Collect and pay in USD/EUR with every operation auto-reconciled.
International payroll
Pay employees and contractors into each person’s own account.
Connect FAQs
Who holds the accounts?
Your end client. Dinaria Connect issues same-name accounts: the USD or EUR account is in the name of the person or business you onboarded, with verified KYC/KYB. Your platform operates them via API or portal, white-label.
What do I need to integrate Connect?
An API key. You build the whole flow against test mode (a dk_test_ key): create customers, issue accounts, simulate pay-ins and test webhooks with no real money. A typical integration goes live in about two weeks.
Which rails and currencies are covered?
Standing accounts in USD (ACH, wire, RTP, SWIFT), EUR (SEPA with a dedicated IBAN) and MXN (CLABE); exact-amount collections via PIX in Brazil and SPEI in Mexico; balances and conversion across fiat and stablecoins (USDT/USDC); payouts to banks, PIX keys, CLABEs or blockchain addresses.
How does currency conversion work?
Three ways: on-demand conversion of a held balance (optionally quoted first), autoconvert on receive (every pay-in converts on arrival) and autoconvert on pay-out (fund a payout from a different held currency). Rates are all-in with the spread embedded — no separate fee line.
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