Win the African orders you’re losing. In rupees. On the books.
Across Africa your buyers struggle to get dollars — and converting local currency to USD can cost them 300–500 bps. So good orders stall, get bargained down, or never close. Corridae lets your buyer pay in their own currency or USDT — you receive clean INR in your bank account, with the FIRA and eBRC that close your EDPMS entry. No crypto for you to touch.
What the dollar shortage costs you
The cost of this corridor isn’t the fee you pay — it’s the order you lose when your buyer can’t find the dollars to settle. Corridae takes the dollar off your buyer’s side of the table.
- Buyers can't source the dollars to pay you
- Converting to USD costs them 300–500 bps — so they haggle or walk
- Payments stall for weeks at correspondent banks
- You turn away good buyers who can't pay in dollars
- Buyers pay in their own currency — no dollars to find
- Cuts their cost to pay you by more than 50%
- You still receive clean INR + FIRA + eBRC
- Settles to your bank in days, not weeks
- Win the orders USD scarcity is costing you today
How it works
Your buyer gets a link.
One link. They pay in their local currency — MTN MoMo, Orange Money — or in USDT. Whatever they actually have.
We settle to your bank.
Behind the link we convert and route the money over regulated cross-border rails. You never handle crypto or open an overseas account.
You get the paperwork.
Clean INR lands in your account with a FIRA and eBRC. Your EDPMS entry closes — ready for RoDTEP and drawback.
◆ The exporter never touches crypto, and keeps their own bank account.
Why exporters use Corridae
Accept what your buyer actually has.
Your buyer can pay in their local currency or in USDT — and you still receive compliant INR with full FIRA and eBRC. The settlement rail you could never assemble on your own, packaged into a single link.
- Local currency or USDT, one link
- FIRA + eBRC on every settlement
- Closes your EDPMS entry
Stop carrying the buyer risk.
We verify and de-risk your African buyers, and move payments that would otherwise sit frozen at the border. Fewer defaults, fewer stuck transfers, far less chasing money across time zones.
- Buyers verified before they pay
- Unstick frozen cross-border payments
- Audit trail on every rupee
Built for India's export desks
If you ship to Africa and have ever watched a payment sit frozen, eaten a default, or turned down a buyer because the money couldn’t come in cleanly — Corridae is built for you.
Common questions
Do I ever touch crypto?
No. Your buyer may pay in USDT or their local currency, but you only ever see and receive INR in your own bank account. Corridae handles everything in between — nothing digital ever lands on your books.
Is this RBI-compliant?
Yes. Settlement runs on RBI-authorized cross-border rails through licensed partners. You receive a FIRA and self-certify your eBRC on DGFT — the same paperwork any compliant export receipt produces. Corridae is a technology platform, not a bank.
How does my buyer pay?
One payment link. They pay with what they actually have — MTN MoMo, Orange Money, or USDT. There's no account for them to open and no crypto knowledge required on their side.
I don't pay the cross-border fees today — why does this help me?
Because the cost was never really your problem — the lost order is. When your buyer can't get dollars, the deal stalls, gets bargained down, or goes to a competitor who'll take local-currency payment. Corridae lets you say yes to those buyers. Your own side stays simple: INR at a transparent rate, settled typically same business day.
What if my buyer doesn't pay?
Buyers are verified before they can pay, and you're only settled on funds actually received. You never advance product against an unpaid invoice or carry the transfer risk yourself.
What does it take to get started?
A one-time KYB with the same business documents your bank already has — IEC, PAN, your current account. After that you send your buyer a payment link per invoice. No software to install, no crypto wallet, no overseas account; we handle everything behind the link.
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Open a corridor.
We’re opening corridors across Africa, one at a time. Tell us where you ship and we’ll be in touch.