Pay overseas suppliers. Follow returned payments and freight credits. Keep the money behind every shipment organized.
For verified businesses. Subject to provider approval and route availability.
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Pay manufacturers, wholesalers, and overseas suppliers through supported local routes. Review the exchange rate, fees, and expected recipient amount before you approve the payment.
Explore supplier paymentsIllustrative payment, not a live quote. Available routes, rates, fees, and delivery estimates depend on the payment and provider.
A returned supplier payment is not a refund received. A promised freight credit is not money recovered. Keep each follow-up tied to the order, the source evidence and the person responsible.
Record the rejection or return, fees, reported refund and any replacement payment together. Keep the original reference attached so a replacement does not hide the first payment’s unresolved outcome.
Original reference · linked events · reported supplier receipt
Keep the request, promised credit, credit note and reported application or refund in one timeline. A credit being issued does not, by itself, close the case or reduce an invoice balance.
Shipment reference · source documents · follow-up date
Record the buyer, actual payer and beneficiary when a provider asks who is paying whom. Track requested evidence, what your team sent and the provider response you received.
Named parties · evidence references · reported response
Available in the business dashboard and Monet app under Profile → Importer workspace. Requires a business account and authenticator verification. These are business-reported records—not automatic bank reconciliation, document verification or provider approval. Saving or closing a case never moves money.
A deposit paid. A shipment changed. A receipt arrived short. Keep the invoice, recorded payments and agreed adjustments together—with a clear balance for the next decision.
Record deposits and credits against an order. Mark anything already included in the final invoice so it is not subtracted twice. Keep pending or disputed entries separate.
Record what arrived, documented bank fees you accept, and agreed credits. Leave unexplained deductions unresolved instead of treating every short receipt as a customer debt—or silently writing it off.
Operating records, not automatic reconciliation or accounting advice. Your business confirms external payments and adjustments. Review never moves funds; payouts require separate approval, verification and route availability.
Explore payout destinations and receiving methods for your supplier and customer markets. Business eligibility varies; the routes enabled in your workspace determine what you can use.
Find the country and currency your supplier needs. Each payment is subject to business eligibility, recipient requirements and route availability.
No markets match your search. Try another country or currency, or clear the filters.
These are payout destinations, not a list of countries eligible to open a Monet account. EUR payouts use SEPA, including in listed countries whose domestic currency is not EUR. Available bank and wallet options appear in your quote.
Check your business payout routes →Local receiving details for customer payments, connected to your Monet workspace.
Account availability depends on your verified business, country and payment partner. Use only the receiving details and payment sources approved for your account.
Review receiving infrastructure ↓Apple Pay availability depends on your country, device, eligible card and provider approval. Review the available funding methods and fees before confirming.
Review funding methods ↓Give customers the receiving details enabled for your verified business. Track incoming payments and use settled funds for your next supplier payment from the same workspace.
Account services are provided through Monet’s payment partners. Business verification and provider approval are required. Not every business can access every currency, rail, or payment source.
Monet is a financial technology company, not a bank. Balances are held as digital dollars, not insured bank deposits. Incoming funds must settle before they are available to send.
Keep your receiving details, available balance, recipients, and payout instructions in one business workspace.
Verification, funding, and delivery times vary by provider, destination, bank cutoffs, and compliance checks. A submitted payment is not the same as a completed payment.
Connect customer receipts and supplier payouts through a digital-dollar balance, with local-currency delivery on supported routes.
Availability varies by country and rail, and some funding and payout corridors remain in rollout. Monet displays the routes enabled for each account. Exchange rates and total fees are disclosed before confirmation.
Follow payments in your payout ledger instead of piecing together account balances and scattered transfer updates.
Status updates depend on the executing provider. Processing does not mean the recipient has been paid; confirm completion before treating an invoice as settled.
Tell us where your supplier is, which currency they need, and what is slowing you down. We’ll help you check whether Monet fits before you move money.
In the Bay Area? The founder can also lend a hand with packing, organizing stock or carrying boxes during a short, mutually arranged visit. No Monet signup required. Agree on suitable tasks and a time with us first.
Practical help from the people building Monet.
For importers bringing physical goods across borders—from food and beverage to home goods and industrial supplies. Keep supplier balances, payment exceptions and eligible payouts in one business workspace.
Importers of physical goods and the wholesalers or distributors bringing them to market. Monet brings supplier-payment operations together: invoice balances, returned-payment follow-ups, freight credits, and evidence requests. Receiving and payout services depend on your verified business and supported routes.
Not for a qualifying external payout. You can send to a supported bank account or local wallet, subject to the destination, recipient, and provider requirements.
Eligible businesses can receive permitted customer payments using the account details issued to them. Third-party payment rules vary by provider, jurisdiction, and payment source. Check your account instructions before sharing receiving details.
Review the live quote for the exchange rate, fees, and expected recipient amount. Delivery estimates are shown when available and depend on the route, bank cutoffs, funding, and compliance checks. Verification or optional services may have separate fees.
Complete the business verification required by the provider, confirm an available route, and fund your balance. Some services require separate provider approval. Submit identity and business documents only through the secure verification flow, not by email.
This workspace handles payments. Arrange freight, customs, cargo insurance, and trade financing separately; a payment status is not proof that goods were shipped or delivered.
No. Your business records and confirms payments, document references and agreed adjustments. Pending or disputed entries stay separate. Saved records have revision history, but they do not replace your accounting books, prove settlement, or release cargo. A supplier payout is approved separately using a live quote.
Yes. Email support@monet.family with your destination and currency. We’ll help check the fit and guide you through the available route.
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