# Netaro > Capital should work, not wait Netaro is a cross-border payments infrastructure company operated by Elagon Inc. It provides an API-based settlement platform that lets enterprises fund overseas operations and pay suppliers in local fiat within minutes. Netaro is a cross-border payments infrastructure company that provides API-based settlement services for business-to-business transactions. It is built for enterprises, finance teams, and supply chain operators that need to fund overseas operations and pay suppliers across borders. The platform replaces manual, multi-intermediary correspondent banking processes with a single controlled workflow covering approval, compliance, foreign exchange, and delivery. The platform addresses delays and cost inefficiencies common in traditional cross-border transfers, where payments can take several days to clear and involve unclear exchange rate markups. Netaro embeds compliance screening directly into its API and uses digital settlement rails as a clearing layer, allowing payment instructions to be converted and delivered to local bank accounts generally within an hour. Enterprises can hold multi-currency balances, convert between digital and fiat currencies at market rates, and route payouts through corridor-specific controls tied to each transaction. Its core offerings include Global Accounts for receiving and organizing operating capital, and a payments and settlement product that manages the full transaction lifecycle from instruction to reconciliation, including writeback to enterprise resource planning and accounting systems. The service is used by companies in sectors such as manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and other industries that regularly settle payments across multiple countries. Netaro operates as a regulated money services business and orchestrates delivery through regulated banking, custody, and payout partners. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2025-11-05 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/netaro ## Products - [Netaro](https://thegrid.id/profiles/netaro): Netaro is a B2B payments infrastructure platform that settles cross-border fiat transactions using stablecoins as a backend clearing layer, bypassing correspondent banking rails. It provides programmable multi-currency accounts, an FX conversion engine, corridor-aware routing, and global payout APIs, delivering local fiat to recipient bank accounts within about an hour without recipients needing to hold digital assets. Embedded KYC, KYB, and AML compliance checks run within the transaction flow, and payment purpose, approval, and delivery evidence stay attached to a single transaction record that writes back to enterprise accounting systems. 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