Pay international suppliers without opening local bank accounts
A Colombian importer pays a Mexican supplier via local rail (SPEI), cutting operational friction and settling in minutes.
In summary
Company typeImporter
CountryColombia
Payment purposeInventory supplies
SupplierMexico
Current methodSWIFT wire transfer
Current frictionUnpredictable timelines and costs
ChallengePay like a local, without opening a bank account in Mexico
Supplier currencyMXN
How Koywe solves it
Context
A Colombian importer sources inventory every month. Their operation depends on paying on time so the supplier releases goods and the supply chain keeps moving.
When the payment is delayed, the inventory is delayed.
Challenge
The Mexican supplier starts requiring SPEI payments (their local rail). The Colombian importer sees the value but:
Doesn't want to open a bank account in Mexico.
Solution
The importer uses Koywe to pay their supplier using a local payment method, in the supplier's currency.
What each party gets
Supplier
Payment received in MXN to their local account
Result
Payment stops being an operational bottleneck.
More predictability:
to release inventory and plan purchases on schedule.
Less supplier friction:
for vendors demanding local payment methods.
More operational control:
status, confirmation, and full transaction detail.
Timeline
Before
International wires with unpredictable settlement times
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