Send money home, in minutes.

To family in more than 90 countries. One fee, shown before you pay. The rate you see is the rate you get.

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They receive in
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Where are they?

Pick a destination to see an example rate — the payout network covers more than 90 countries.

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Pre-registered with FINTRAC
Client funds held separately
Bank-grade encryption
Recipient name-match check
Why Payzio

Built for the person waiting on the other end.

Money going home should be simple to send and clear about what arrives. That’s the whole product.

One fee, shown upfront

You see the full fee before you pay — and nothing is skimmed off the amount on arrival.

The rate you see, you get

We show the exchange rate and lock it the moment you send. No moving numbers between quote and receipt.

Arrives in minutes

Most mobile-wallet payouts land within minutes of your payment clearing.

Real people to talk to

Support from people who know these corridors — not a script, and not a dead end.

How it works

Three steps. That’s the whole thing.

No jargon, no surprises between the quote and the receipt.

1

Amount & destination

You get the full quote — fee, rate, what they receive, typical arrival — in one block, before anything else.

2

Recipient details

Their name as it reads on the wallet, and their number. We check the name match so funds don’t go to the wrong account.

3

Pay & track

Pay by Interac or debit. You get a tracking link and a receipt. Most transfers land within minutes.

How the money arrives

Straight to the wallet they already use

We pay out to the mobile-money rails people rely on at home — no new account for your recipient to open.

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Mobile money

Send to their number and it lands in the wallet they already use, usually within minutes.

Mobile wallets

Local wallets across the network, paid out in the currency the corridor uses.

Bank deposit

Direct to a bank account where the corridor supports it. Timing depends on the receiving bank.

Where we send

More than 90 countries

Our payout network reaches 93 countries. Corridors open in waves from launch — pick your destination in the calculator, join the waitlist, and we'll email you the day yours opens, with a real date.

Africa

22 countries on the payout network.

Americas

16 countries on the payout network.

Asia & Pacific

19 countries on the payout network.

Europe

36 countries on the payout network.

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Fees & the rate

What you pay, and why

Two lines, both shown on your quote before you pay. Nothing hidden in the fine print.

  • Transfer feeOne clear fee per transfer, shown before you pay
  • Exchange rateIncludes a margin — always disclosed on the quote
  • On arrivalNothing deducted — they receive the amount you saw
  • Locked at sendYour fee and rate are fixed the moment you confirm

No “zero fee” games.

Some services hide their margin and call it free. We’d rather show you both numbers and let you compare. Get an exact quote in seconds — it costs nothing to look.

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Security & compliance

Regulated, and built to stay that way

Moving money across borders is a licensed activity. Here’s what that means for you in practice.

Pre-registered with FINTRAC

Payzio is pre-registered with FINTRAC as a money services business and has applied to the Bank of Canada under the Retail Payment Activities Act. Neither registration is granted yet — so we are not taking customers or moving money until they are.

Identity verification

We verify every sender once, on the first transfer — a Canadian ID and a quick selfie.

Sanctions screening

Senders and recipients are screened against watchlists on every transfer, before funds move.

Client funds safeguarded

Customer money is held separately from operating funds and reconciled every day.

Encrypted end to end

Your data and payments are protected with bank-grade encryption in transit and at rest.

Name-match protection

The recipient name must match their wallet registration, or the transfer holds — not the wrong account.

Before you send

The things worth knowing, upfront

Stated here, not buried after you’ve entered a recipient.

  • ID check on your first transfer. A Canadian ID and a quick selfie. About a minute, and only once.
  • First-transfer limit. New senders start lower; it rises as your account is established.
  • Larger transfers may need a short review. You’ll know before you pay — and what we need.
  • Name must match the wallet. The recipient name has to match their registration, or the transfer holds.
  • Your own money. Personal transfers are for money you send on your own behalf.
On web and on your phone

Send from wherever you are.

Start on the web and finish on your phone — it’s one account either way. The Payzio iPhone app is in beta now, with Android on the way.

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Enter an amount and pick a destination
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See the fee, rate and what they receive
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Add your recipient and pay by Interac or debit
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Track it to the wallet and keep the receipt
Questions

Answers, before you ask

If it’s not here, support can help — and a person will answer.

Which countries can I send to?

Our payout network covers more than 90 countries across Africa, Asia & Pacific, the Americas and Europe — the full list is in the calculator’s destination picker. Corridors open in waves from launch; pick yours and join the waitlist, and we’ll email you the day it opens with a real date.

How much does it cost?

One clear transfer fee, plus an exchange rate that includes a margin. Both are shown on your quote before you pay, and nothing is deducted from the amount on arrival. Getting a quote is free.

How fast does it arrive?

Most mobile-wallet payouts land within minutes of your payment clearing. Timing can vary with your payment method and the receiving network, and bank deposits take longer.

Do I need to verify my identity?

Yes — once, on your first transfer, when we open. It’s a Canadian ID and a quick selfie, and takes about a minute. Every money services business is required to do this. Joining the waitlist needs none of it: just an email.

Are there sending limits?

New senders start with a lower limit that rises as your account is established. Larger transfers may need a short review — you’ll always know before you pay, and what we need.

How do I pay for a transfer?

By Interac or debit card. You confirm the full quote first, then pay — your fee and rate are locked the moment you send.

What if the recipient’s name doesn’t match?

The recipient’s name has to match their wallet registration. If it doesn’t, the transfer holds rather than paying out to the wrong account, and we’ll help you sort it.

Is Payzio regulated?

Payzio is pre-registered with FINTRAC as a money services business, and has applied to the Bank of Canada under the Retail Payment Activities Act. Neither registration has been granted yet, which is exactly why we are not open: we will not take a customer or move a dollar until both are in place. We open 30 September 2026.

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Opening September 30, 2026

We're not open yet — and we won't pretend to be.

Payzio is pre-registered with FINTRAC and has applied to the Bank of Canada. Until both registrations are granted we're not taking customers or moving money. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day that changes.

Your email, and where you want to send. That's all we ask for — we're not registered to hold anything more yet, and we won't collect it until we are.