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Virtual accounts allow you to receive funds into Treasury using local bank details. They provide account information, such as account numbers or IBANs, that can be shared with payers to receive transfers directly into your balances.

How virtual accounts fit into Treasury

Virtual accounts are part of your Treasury infrastructure.
  • They receive incoming bank transfers
  • Funds are credited to your balances
  • Each account is tied to a specific country and currency
Virtual accounts can be used across workflows, including Collect and funding flows.

Supported regions and capabilities

You can open virtual accounts in the following regions:
RegionCurrencyLocal funding methodsSWIFT funding
AustraliaAUDBank TransferNo
BrazilBRLPIX, TEDNo
CanadaCADEFT, Interac e-TransferNo
DenmarkDKK, EUR, AUD, AED, CAD, CHF, CNY, CZK, GBP, HKD, HUF, ILS, JPY, MXN, NOK, NZD, PLN, RON, SEK, SGD, USD, ZARDKK: Intradagclearing, RTGS (KRONOS2); EUR: SEPA Instant, SEPAYes
EstoniaEURSEPA Instant, SEPANo
GermanyEURSEPA Instant, SEPANo
Hong Kong SARCNY, EUR, HKD, USD, AUD, GBP, JPY, SGD, CHF, CAD, NZDCNY/HKD: ACH, RTGS, FPS; EUR/USD: RTGSYes
IndonesiaIDRRTGS, SKN, BI-FASTNo
IsraelILSFaster Payments, MASAV, ZAHAVNo
MexicoMXNSPEINo
NetherlandsEURSEPA Instant, SEPANo
New ZealandNZDDirect CreditNo
PhilippinesPHPInstapay, PESONetNo
PolandPLNElixir, Express Elixir, RTGS (SORBNET)No
SingaporeSGD, USD, AUD, CAD, CHF, CNY, EUR, GBP, HKD, JPY, NOK, NZD, SEKSGD: GIRO, MEPS, FASTYes
United Arab EmiratesAEDIPI, RTGSNo
United KingdomGBPFaster Payments, BACS, CHAPSYes
United StatesUSDACH, Fedwire, FedNow, RTPYes
Availability may depend on your specific configuration or region. Some payment methods are only for eligible customers, subject to approval.

How funds are received

When funds are sent to a virtual account:
  • The transfer is processed through local or international banking rails
  • Funds are credited to your Treasury balance
  • A transaction is created in your ledger
Incoming transfers can be tracked in the Console and via webhooks.

Using virtual accounts

Virtual accounts can be used flexibly across workflows:
  • Assign accounts to specific payers
  • Use accounts for funding Treasury balances
  • Support region-specific payment flows
They are especially useful for:
  • Receiving bank transfers
  • Supporting local payment methods
  • Improving reconciliation

Relationship to Collect

Virtual accounts are also used in Collect to receive payments.
  • Treasury defines where accounts exist and what is supported
  • Collect defines how they are used in payment flows

Key behaviors

  • Each virtual account is tied to a specific region and currency
  • Funds are credited directly to your balances
  • Incoming transfers create transactions in your ledger
  • SWIFT support enables cross-border funding in select regions

Summary

  • Virtual accounts enable you to receive funds via local and international bank transfers
  • Supported regions define where accounts can be opened
  • Local and SWIFT funding methods vary by region
  • They provide flexible infrastructure for collecting and funding workflows
Last modified on March 31, 2026