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About Acquit
Acquit coordinates cross-border settlement between fiat and digital assets for institutions, with clearly defined arrangements for the parties on each side.
How we work
Each engagement begins with the institution’s funding position, destination and timing. Acquit then coordinates the banking, liquidity, custody and digital-asset settlement capabilities the transaction requires.
Before proceeding, every party should know who performs each role, where funds move and which conditions apply. That transparency governs our work, from first discussion to agreed settlement arrangements.
Explore our infrastructureThe structural constraint
Banks and payment providers often commit capital before cross-border demand arrives, funding nostro and vostro accounts in advance. That commitment ties up capital and makes some corridors harder to serve.
Faster digital-asset transfers address one part of the journey. Institutions must still coordinate fiat funding, banking cut-off times, liquidity and counterparties.
Acquit is working toward settlement that allows institutions to commit capital closer to the point of need, reducing reliance on prefunded balances. Coordinating the fiat and digital-asset legs is part of that work.
This is a longer-term ambition. Funding requirements remain specific to each corridor and its counterparties.
Market context
For treasury teams, the relevant measure is when the beneficiary can use the funds.
~80%
Swift reported in September 2025 that around 80% of the elapsed time on cross-border payments across its network occurs in the last mile, after funds reach the beneficiary’s institution.
Swift, Spotlight on speed · September 2025 (PDF, opens in a new tab)$20bn+
Visa reported in September 2026 that its stablecoin settlement volume had surpassed a $20 billion annualised run rate.
Visa press release · 8 September 2026 (opens in a new tab)Institutional enquiries
Outline the corridor, currencies and timing.
Our team will assess eligibility and confirm next steps.