Financial messaging
ISO 20022 API integration.
FINANCIAL MESSAGING & PAYMENTS
XDC Payments
Explore payment integrations, digital-asset settlement and ISO 20022 financial messaging on XDC.
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Bring financial institutions, businesses and digital assets into connected payment workflows. Explore the service categories below, then discuss your integration with the Payments team.
Service availability, supported markets, custody, liquidity and regulatory requirements depend on the provider and integration. Messaging compatibility does not itself certify a blockchain or guarantee settlement.
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Asset custody
Institutional, self-custody and MPC options.
Fiat access
On-ramp and off-ramp integrations.
Merchant acceptance
Retail, e-commerce and invoice workflows.
International transfers
Domestic and cross-border settlement.
XDC.cash
Explore the linked payments application.
Discuss your requirements
Domestic and international settlement
SWIFT-related integration requirements
Liquidity arrangements
Security and compliance controls
Deferred-payment schedules
Scalability
Operating costs and margins
Small-value payments
Existing-system integration
ISO 20022 and electronic trade records
Messaging and settlement are separate choices
Impel’s API documentation describes bank-to-bank, bank-to-corporate and corporate-to-corporate financial messaging. An institution can retain its existing settlement arrangements while using the messaging layer.
The documentation also describes optional settlement using digital assets in a message payload. Review supported assets, the integration architecture and operational requirements before choosing that path.
The published architecture separates public transaction timestamps from confidential financial-message content. Read the provider’s technical documentation for its identity, gateway, security and message-lifecycle design.
Common questions
Who is this for?
Businesses, banks, fintechs and merchants.
Which payment flows are covered?
Cross-border transfers, domestic payments and B2B settlement.
What does ISO 20022 add?
Structured financial messages, including pain.001 and pacs.008.
How do stablecoins fit?
They connect digital transfers with provider-supported fiat ramps.
Can merchants integrate?
Discuss acceptance, invoices and point-of-sale requirements.
What benefits should I evaluate?
Fees, timing, interoperability and access to ramps.
Which controls matter?
Cryptographic verification, message validation and applicable AML/KYC.
Can this support business payments?
Explore trade, supply-chain and corporate-remittance workflows.
How does integration begin?
Review APIs and SDKs with the provider.
Who can help?
Use the original Payments enquiry form.
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