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Paying suppliers and staff abroad: business account features compared

Which providers say they support paying suppliers, bulk payments, payroll and multi-currency accounts. Every tick comes from the provider's own business page, with the date we read it. We show no fees: business pricing depends on your plan, volume and country.

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Provider	Pay suppliers / invoices abroad	Bulk or batch payments	Payroll / salary payments	Multi-currency account
Moneycorp business UK site · read 2026-10-20 Source: `www.moneycorp.com/en-gb/business`	✔	✔	✔	✔	Visit →
OFX business / Global Business Account UK site · read 2026-10-20 Source: `www.ofx.com/en-gb/business/international-payments`	✔	✔	Not verified	✔	Visit →
Revolut Business UK site (the page says the company must be registered in the UK) · read 2026-10-20 Source: `www.revolut.com/business`	✔	Not verified	✔	✔	Visit →
TorFX business UK site · read 2026-10-20 Source: `www.torfx.com/business`	✔	Not verified	✔	✔	Visit →
Wise Business UK site · read 2026-10-20 Source: `wise.com/gb/business`	✔	✔	Not verified	✔	Visit →
Xe business account US site · read 2026-10-20 Source: `www.xe.com/en-us/business`	✔	✔	✔	✔	Visit →

✔ = stated on the provider's own page for the region shown (hover for what it says). "Not verified" = not stated on the page we read; it does not mean the provider lacks the feature. Features, eligibility and availability depend on the country where your business is registered, and providers change their pages — confirm on the provider's site before you apply.

What to compare before you choose

The rate you actually get on a real payment, set against the mid-market rate.
Fees per payment and per month, including any plan fee and fees for receiving payments.
Limits on a single payment and on batches, and approval controls for your team.
Where your business can open the account and what onboarding documents are needed.
Accounting and API integrations if you want payments to match your books automatically.

Sending a large one-off amount instead? See large transfers.

Frequently asked questions

How do I compare business accounts for paying suppliers abroad?

Ask each provider for the exact exchange rate and fees on a real payment, then compare the amount that arrives. Also check payment limits, how many payments you can send at once, whether the account suits the country where your business is registered, and how fast onboarding is.

Why does the table say "Not verified" instead of "No"?

We only tick a feature when the provider's own page says so. If the page we read does not mention it, we cannot say the provider lacks it, so the cell says "Not verified". The provider may well offer it — check on its site.

Does FX Skipper show business fees?

No. Business pricing is usually plan- or quote-based and varies with volume and country, so we do not show fee figures here. We will not estimate them.

FX Skipper compares providers; it does not open accounts, process payments or give financial advice. See the methodology.