STEP 1

Your website, your rates

Customers land on your domain with your branding and your pricing. The rate calculator uses your FX margin and your fee — so a competitive corridor and a high-margin corridor can sit side by side. Remitz appears nowhere.

Customer-facing remittance website with a live exchange rate calculator showing GBP to INR

STEP 2

They create an account

Registration, identity verification and document capture, configured to what your licence and your risk appetite require. Your KYC provider, your credentials, your thresholds.

STEP 3

They choose where the money goes

Your corridors, each with its own FX margin, fee and delivery methods. The rate locks for the session, so the figure a customer agrees to is the figure they pay. Adding a corridor is configuration — not a development project.

Send money screen showing destination country selection, amount, exchange rate and recipient amount

STEP 4

They review and pay

Full breakdown before anything is charged: rate, fee, total cost and exactly what the recipient receives. Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Pay by Bank — collected through your payment gateway, under your merchant account. Remitz never touches the money.

Transfer review screen showing exchange rate, fee, total cost, recipient amount and payment method options

STEP 5

They track it

Balances, saved recipients and transaction history, plus referral tools if you run them. Your customer manages everything without leaving your brand — and your operations team sees the same activity in the back office.

Customer dashboard showing wallet balance, transaction totals, recent beneficiaries and transaction history

The operator console

And this is what your team sees

Your customers use the screens above. You and your operations, compliance and finance teams work here. Everything on this page is configuration — no engineer required.

Everything at a glance

Users awaiting KYC, transactions in flight, active corridors and partners, and whether every service is up — on one screen, so your morning check takes a minute.

Remitz operator dashboard showing users, KYC review queue, transactions, partners, corridors and system status

Assign payout partners per corridor

You choose which of your payout providers handles which corridor and delivery method. Switching provider is a dropdown, not a development sprint — and if you add a corridor tomorrow, you route it yourself.

Payout routing screen assigning a payout partner to each corridor and delivery method

Set your own margin on every corridor

Live rates arrive automatically from your source every few minutes. The margin on top is yours to set, corridor by corridor — so a competitive route and a high-margin route run side by side, and your pricing holds when the market moves.

FX rates and margins screen showing live exchange rates and editable per-corridor margins

Price each delivery method separately

Bank deposit and mobile wallet can carry different fees on the same corridor, in the local currency. Adjust one without touching the rest.

Corridor fees screen showing flat fees per corridor and delivery method

Turn payment methods on and off by country

Card in one market, Pay by Bank in another, wallet where it makes sense. If your gateway or your licence does not permit a method in a country, switch it off — your rules, not ours.

Transfer configuration screen toggling payment methods per sending country

See your KYC position at a glance

Verification tiers across your whole user base, plus what is waiting for review. When your regulator asks how you tier and monitor customers, the answer is a screen — not a spreadsheet exercise.

User management dashboard showing total users, KYC pending, active and suspended users, and distribution across KYC tiers

Every screen above says Remitz. Yours will say you.

These are captures from our own demo environment, which is why the logo is ours. On your platform every one of these screens carries your logo, your colours, your domain and your app-store listing — across the web platform and both mobile apps. Branding is one of the ten steps between a demo and going live, and it takes days rather than months.

Your customers never see Remitz. They see you.

A note on the trust badges visible in these screenshots — FCA regulated, PCI compliant, encryption. Those reflect the operating money transfer business’s own authorisations and arrangements, not Remitz’s. Remitz is software: you hold the licence, you hold the provider relationships, and you hold the customer money. See how a launch works for the full split of responsibilities.

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