A 6-jurisdiction network

Global reach.
Local requirements.

Institutional flows connected across borders through banking, custody, liquidity and digital-asset settlement counterparties.

6Jurisdictions

Availability is confirmed for each institution and corridor. Network reach does not imply that every currency, asset or service is available in every jurisdiction.

Counterparty roles

Four capabilities.
One coordinated transaction.

Acquit connects the parties each settlement requires and defines where their responsibilities meet.

01

Banking rails

Banking counterparties settle the fiat leg through agreed accounts and currencies, within local banking cut-off times.

02

Institutional liquidity

Liquidity providers support the required conversion and transaction size under agreed terms. Acquit coordinates access and settlement arrangements.

03

Custody infrastructure

The institution and its designated providers maintain the applicable account and wallet controls, with custody responsibilities defined for each corridor.

04

Digital-asset rails

Designated counterparties deliver the digital-asset leg in accordance with the agreed asset, network and beneficiary instructions.

Corridor eligibility

Each corridor,
assessed individually.

Provide the originating institution, funding currency or asset, destination and required timing. Acquit assesses the jurisdictions, counterparties and required checks before proposing next steps.

Access depends on institutional eligibility, local requirements and the providers available for the transaction. Funding arrangements and settlement conditions are agreed before execution.

Understand the settlement conditions

Institutional enquiries

Discuss a settlement
requirement.

Outline the corridor, currencies and timing.
Our team will assess eligibility and confirm next steps.

Contact Acquit

Institutional enquiry.

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