Overview

This guide covers cross-border USD wire payouts routed via Fedwire and the SWIFT network. Unlike local USD rails, this corridor is not limited to US-domiciled beneficiaries — any country can receive USD wire payouts through this route, as long as the receiving bank participates in the SWIFT network and holds a USD correspondent banking relationship.

Network	What it is
Fedwire / SWIFT	USD wire transfers routed through Fedwire domestically and onward via SWIFT to the beneficiary’s bank anywhere in the world. The Federal Reserve’s Fedwire system acts as the settlement backbone, while SWIFT provides the messaging and routing layer for cross-border delivery. Widely used for international B2B payments, supplier settlements, and corporate treasury transfers where USD is the settlement currency.

Supported Networks

Tazapay supports Cross-border USD wire payouts via the Fedwire / SWIFT route through the following network:

Network	Supported Modes
Fedwire / SWIFT	B2B, B2C

Things to note

Payouts via this corridor can be sent to beneficiaries in any country, provided their bank participates in the SWIFT network and supports USD settlement.
This corridor operates on US business days. Payouts initiated after the effective cutoff will be processed on the next available US business day.

Coverage

Payout Network

Creating a Payout

Local Guides

Cross-border USD Wire (via Fedwire/SWIFT)

Managing FX

Capabilities

Reversals

Overview

Supported Networks

Things to note

​Supported Networks

​Things to note

Supported Networks

Things to note