Payment purpose
Tag each payment as goods, services, contractor, or software. Journey shows what applies to that kind of payment.
Journey helps U.S. businesses pay suppliers, contractors, and teams in Nigeria and the Philippines, with every business verified and every fee shown up front.
Paying abroad comes with more than a transfer fee: exchange rates that move, duties on imported goods, and tax forms for contractors. Journey puts all of it in one place before your money leaves.
When you accept a quote, Journey locks the exchange rate. If the naira or peso moves while your ACH funding clears, your recipient still gets the amount on the quote.
Illustrative figures.
Tag each payment as goods, services, contractor, or software. Journey shows what applies to that kind of payment.
Rate, the 2.5% fee, and for imported goods an estimated duty and customs fee line, so the full cost is on one screen.
Contractors fill in the right W-8 once. Journey stores it and reminds you before it expires.
Totals per vendor, rates used, fees paid, and forms on file, ready to export to QuickBooks, Xero, or NetSuite.
A heads-up when tariffs or paperwork rules change for the countries you pay.
One click to a licensed customs broker or CPA partner, with your payment record attached.
Journey shows and organizes. Licensed customs brokers and CPAs file and advise. Duty figures are estimates, and Clear Costs features are rolling out in phases.
One flat 2.5% fee and a locked rate. Enter an amount to see what arrives, and for goods, the estimated duties too.
Example only. In Journey, the rate comes from a customs-data partner based on the product and where it was made.
Example rates from the Journey demo. In the product, the rate locks the moment you accept the quote.
Services done abroad: usually no U.S. tax to withhold. Journey keeps your contractor's W-8BEN on file.
Journey is non-custodial. We handle verification, quotes, and tracking. Regulated financial partners handle funding, settlement, and payout. Your funds never sit with us.
No payment moves until the business behind it is verified.
Rate, fee, and amount received are shown before you commit.
Each payment is a single traceable record from quote to delivery.
No. Journey is non-custodial. It coordinates the payment, while licensed financial partners handle funding, currency exchange, and payout.
U.S.-based businesses that pay suppliers, contractors, or team members in Nigeria or the Philippines. Each business completes a one-time verification (KYB) before sending.
A flat 2.5% of the amount you send. The fee, the exchange rate, and the amount your recipient gets are all shown on the quote before you fund.
This is the demo edition. You can explore the full flow with fictional data, and no real funds move. Businesses and partners can request early access now.
No. Journey locks the rate when you accept the quote. Your recipient gets the amount shown, even if the market moves while your funding clears.
Journey shows estimated U.S. duties and customs fees for imported goods and keeps contractor tax forms on file. It does not file customs entries or give tax advice. Licensed customs brokers and CPAs in our network do that.
Nigeria and the Philippines come first. New corridors open as we add local partners. If you serve another market, we'd like to talk.
Explore Journey in a private demo workspace with fictional data. No banking credentials needed. Businesses and partners can request early access at the Brooklyn Tech Expo or through the demo.