OvaroPay
FCA-authorised provider

Collect. Convert.Pay your suppliers.

A business payment account in your own company name. Take money in from your UK retailers, convert it into the currency your supplier invoices in, and send it out the same day — without a letter asking what the money is for every time a big one lands.

Account name
Your company’s
Pay out in
GBPUSDEURCAD
Currencies
12 on one account

One payment, end to end

Same day
  1. 1
    Money in£48,200
    From your UK retailersGBP
  2. 2
    Converted1.10
    Rate quoted before you commitGBP → USD
  3. 3
    Paid out$53,020
    To your supplier in ShenzhenUSD

Illustrative figures, not a real transaction. Rates and timings are corridor-specific.

Exchange rates are live mid-market reference rates from the European Central Bank, not a quote. Amounts and activity shown here are illustrative.

Regulated payment services

Provided by an FCA-authorised firm

Accounts in your own name

Named, not shared

Twelve currencies

On one account

UK-based

Onboarded by people here

What it costs

Quoted for your business, not read off a list

A wholesaler converting half a million a month and a firm sending a dozen payments a week are not the same account, and pricing them the same way would leave one of them paying for something they never use.

So we look at what you actually do, tell you the number, and show you what you pay today beside it. One conversation, no obligation.

Get a quote for your business

What you move

How much goes through the account in a month, and how much of it you convert rather than send in sterling.

How you pay

Whether that is a handful of large supplier payments or hundreds of small ones, and which currencies they land in.

What you need beside it

Direct Debits, standing orders, cards, named accounts for a licensed business — the pieces not every account needs.

Currencies

12 currencies, one account

Money in, the currency in between, and money out — with the rate shown before you commit rather than after.

Multi-currency accounts

Eleven foreign currencies alongside sterling on one account in your own company name. Receive, convert through real-time FX, and pay out from the currency balance.

Tap a currency to see the same payment land in it. It cycles on its own if you don’t.

Incoming payment

USD
From
Your GBP balance
Converted
£1,240 at 1.2684
Lands in
United States

They receive

US$1,572.82

Rate shown before you commit.

Indicative mid-market rates, not a live quote. The rate you are given is quoted before you commit.

Supplier in Shenzhen paid

Where it lands

New YorkUnited States

Illustrative route. Where a payment can land, and how quickly, depends on the corridor.

What the account does

Three things, and they are your whole working week

Money in from your buyers, currency converted, money out to your suppliers. That is the product.

Accounts

One IBAN. Twelve currencies.

Eleven foreign currencies alongside sterling. Receive into them, hold the balance until the rate suits you, and convert through real-time FX.

Explore multi-currency accounts

12

Currencies on one account

01

Collect

Take payments in from your retailers and buyers across the UK, into an account in your own company name.

02

Convert

Turn sterling into USD, AED, HKD, EUR and the other currencies your suppliers invoice in — at a rate quoted before you commit.

03

Pay

Send it out to suppliers in China, Hong Kong, Dubai and elsewhere, same day, without a letter asking what the money is for.

A payroll run being checked line by line.

Money out

Suppliers, contractors and the people on your payroll

The same account pays an invoice in Shenzhen, a contractor in Warsaw and a monthly payroll run, in the currency each of them actually wants. One file, one set of checks, one place to look afterwards when somebody asks whether it went.

All four, in detail

The platform

See your OvaroPay dashboard

One place to track balances, send payments, convert between currencies and manage the account.

Welcome back

Here is your account overview.

YC

Quick actions

Send money
Exchange
GBP

£15,658.34

USD

$18,655.11

EUR

€2,586.03

Recent payments

BeneficiaryAmountStatus
Northwind Supplies Ltd$3,240.50Completed
Ferro Trade Ltd£1,120.00Completed
Lindgren & Co€880.00In progress
Payroll — Septemberzł 42,600.00Approved

Illustrative preview — figures and account details are placeholders, not a real customer account.

The cost of a bad rate

Two and a half percent does not sound like much

It is charged on everything you convert, every month, and it is almost always taken inside the rate rather than shown as a fee — which is why most importers have never been told the number.

Put in what you convert in a month and see what the margin actually takes out. The figures are arithmetic, not a quote.

Price one real transaction

What is the margin costing you?

Move the slider to roughly what you convert in a month.

At a typical 2.5% margin

£2,500

a month

At a tighter 0.8% margin

£800

a month

The difference

£1,700a month

£20,400 over a year, on the same volume.

Arithmetic, not a quote. 2.5% and 0.8% are illustrative margins, not an offer and not a rate you have been given — what you would actually pay depends on the corridor and the volume, and we would price one real transaction against what you pay now before anyone commits to anything.

Getting started

Three steps, and none of them are a surprise

No account is opened without proper checks. Knowing what they are up front is what makes them quick.

Someone going through the detail of an account application at a desk.
01

Tell us the shape of the business

What you trade, roughly what comes in each month, and the currency that goes out. A short email is usually enough to know whether the account fits.

02

Send the file

Company documents, ID and address for the directors, proof of the trading address and recent statements. A complete file first time is the single biggest factor in how fast the answer comes back.

03

The account opens

Named in your company. Your customers pay in, you convert at a rate you were quoted, and the first supplier payment goes out.

Get started

Send us one real conversion

The amount, the currency and what you were charged. We will price the same transaction beside it, and you will know within a day whether this is worth your time.

Or just tell us the shape of the business: what you import, roughly what comes in each month, and what currency goes out.

See how it works

We use your details to answer your enquiry and nothing else — see our privacy policy. Sending this is an enquiry, not an application, and no account is guaranteed.