190+ Countries,
80+ Currencies.

TrustLinq supports 190+ countries worldwide. The full list of supported destinations, currencies, and settlement routes is available in the table on this page.

Recipients can receive payments in 80+ fiat currencies. Where local banking rails are available, funds are settled directly within the destination country. Where local rails are not available, payments are delivered via SWIFT.

Local settlement means the payment is processed through the destination country’s own banking infrastructure, such as SEPA in Europe or Faster Payments in the UK. This is typically faster and lower cost than SWIFT. SWIFT is an international messaging network used when local rails are not available for a given corridor. Both routes result in the recipient receiving a standard bank transfer in their local currency.

The coverage table on this page shows the settlement route available for each country and currency combination. Where local rails are listed, your payment will settle locally. Where only SWIFT is listed, your payment will route internationally.

If a destination country is not listed, TrustLinq does not currently support payments to that corridor. Coverage is updated regularly as new corridors are added.

Yes. The recipient needs a bank account in their country to receive the fiat payment. TrustLinq delivers funds as a standard local bank transfer, so a valid bank account and local banking details are required on the recipient’s end.

Each country has specific supported currencies listed in the table. Some countries support multiple currencies including USD alongside their local currency. Payment must be made in a currency supported for that specific destination.

TrustLinq operates in permitted jurisdictions only and complies with international sanctions and regulatory requirements. Payments to sanctioned countries or restricted jurisdictions are not supported regardless of currency.