Xenta helps fintech platforms, exporters, and treasury teams move capital across LATAM-linked corridors with transparent FX, compliance-native workflows, and settlement measured in minutes.
Move capital. Without friction.
As of May 2026, self-reported.
Built for teams where cross-border delays, opaque pricing, and fragmented workflows directly affect working capital.
Move funds in minutes across selected corridors where timing matters more than batch cycles.
Clearer pricing, tighter execution visibility, and a fee structure your treasury team can reconcile.
Verification and transaction control are part of the process — not bolted on after the fact.
Xenta is designed for teams moving real capital in environments where delay, ambiguity, and workflow risk are expensive.
Business verification and transaction context reviewed before capital moves.
Built around local banking, FX, and settlement realities in each market we operate.
Every quote, instruction, status change, and settlement event is traceable end-to-end.
Human escalation for transactions where failure is operationally and commercially expensive.
Three operator categories where Xenta replaces correspondent-bank lag, opaque FX, and patchwork compliance with a single execution layer.
Receive and convert cross-border proceeds with clearer timing, FX visibility, and transaction traceability. Typical flow: USD inbound, COP/MXN/BRL settled to operating account.
Add LATAM-linked payment flows without rebuilding compliance, treasury, and settlement operations from scratch. Plug in via portal or API.
Move high-value B2B payments where documentation, counterparty checks, and settlement timing all matter. Average ticket: $80K+.
Three steps from onboarding to reconciliation. Built for B2B operators, not retail wallets.
Complete KYB and compliance review through a workflow built for B2B operators — not consumer onboarding.
Submit corridor, amount, and destination through portal or API. Receive a live executable quote with a transparent fee breakdown.
Execute with full transaction visibility, status tracking, and faster downstream settlement.
Built for businesses moving capital across LATAM-linked and other high-friction environments where visibility, timing, and execution quality matter.
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Xenta is a B2B cross-border payment infrastructure provider operating in LATAM-linked and high-friction markets. Xenta moves capital between currencies and jurisdictions with settlement measured in minutes, transparent FX, and compliance-native workflows.
Xenta is designed for fintech platforms, exporters, commodity operators, and corporate treasury teams.
No. Xenta is B2B cross-border payment infrastructure for qualified business operators. Xenta uses modern settlement infrastructure, including stablecoin settlement workflows in selected corridors, but is not a retail crypto wallet, exchange, or token product. Customers interact with Xenta through corridor workflows, compliance review, and transaction visibility — not crypto trading.
SWIFT routes messages between correspondent banks, with settlement typically taking 1–5 business days. Wise and Stripe Treasury are oriented toward consumer and SMB flows in major-currency corridors. Xenta is purpose-built for B2B operators moving capital across LATAM-linked and high-friction corridors, with settlement in minutes and verification built into the workflow.
Xenta operates USD ↔ MXN, USD ↔ COP, USD ↔ BRL, and LATAM ↔ Asia trade flows. Additional corridors are reviewed based on use case and operational fit.
Xenta operates through licensed and registered entities in the jurisdictions it serves, including AML/CFT registration with UIAF in Colombia. Specific licensing scope is reviewed during onboarding.
Xenta charges a transparent take rate per corridor with quoted FX. No hidden spreads. Pricing is reviewed against the customer's flow profile during onboarding.
Average B2B ticket on Xenta is $80,000+. Xenta is built for flows where settlement timing, FX visibility, and compliance traceability materially affect outcomes.
Settlement timing depends on corridor and workflow. Example flows on the site show settlement measured in minutes, not days.
Xenta uses a compliance-native onboarding workflow with business verification and transaction review built into the process. KYB and compliance review typically completes within days for well-prepared B2B operators.
No. Xenta operates a Contact Us model for qualified conversations and implementation review.
Exporters use Xenta to receive USD revenue from foreign buyers and convert it into local operating currency (COP, MXN, BRL) with transparent FX and same-day or next-day settlement. Xenta handles the cross-border leg, FX execution, and AML/KYT review in one workflow — replacing the multi-step correspondent-bank chain that typically takes 3–5 business days.
Fintech platforms (payouts, neobanks, payment processors) use Xenta as a settlement layer to move USD into LATAM operating accounts on behalf of their end customers. Xenta exposes corridor pricing, KYB/KYT controls, and transaction visibility through a single relationship — avoiding the need to manage multiple correspondent banks and stablecoin partners directly.
A LATAM-linked payment corridor is a defined route for moving value into or out of a Latin American jurisdiction — for example USD↔COP (US to Colombia), USD↔MXN, or USD↔BRL. Each corridor has its own regulatory framework, settlement rails, FX dynamics, and compliance requirements. Xenta operationalizes selected corridors as productized workflows rather than ad-hoc bank wires.
In corridors where regulators permit and counterparties are qualified, Xenta uses USD-pegged stablecoins as a settlement primitive — a way to move value between jurisdictions in minutes instead of days. This is an infrastructure choice, not a customer-facing product: Xenta clients see corridor workflows, FX quotes, and traditional fiat-denominated reporting. They do not hold, trade, or custody crypto.
No. Xenta is purpose-built for B2B flows — fintech platforms, exporters, commodity operators, corporate treasury. Average ticket size is $80,000+. For consumer remittances, services like Wise, Remitly, or Western Union are the right fit.
Tell us your corridor, average ticket, and settlement pain point. We'll show you exactly where Xenta fits — and where it doesn't.
An operator at Xenta will review your corridor and respond within 1 business day at the email you provided.
Xenta ("Xenta", "we", "us") provides B2B cross-border payment infrastructure for fintech platforms, exporters, and treasury teams. This Privacy Policy explains what information we collect, why we collect it, and how we handle it.
Xenta operates across LATAM-linked and other corridors. Information may be transferred between Colombia, the United States, and other relevant jurisdictions under appropriate legal safeguards.
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These Terms govern your use of the Xenta website and any services provided by Xenta. By accessing this site or engaging with Xenta, you agree to these Terms.
Xenta provides B2B cross-border payment infrastructure for qualified business operators. Service availability, corridors, fees, and operational terms are subject to a separate written agreement after compliance review.
Xenta is not a consumer service. Use of Xenta is restricted to verified business entities that have completed KYB and compliance onboarding. We may decline or terminate engagement at our discretion based on regulatory or risk assessment.
Xenta charges a transparent take rate per corridor with quoted FX. Specific fees are disclosed in each executable quote and in your customer agreement.
The Xenta website is provided "as is" without warranties. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Xenta's liability is limited as set forth in the customer agreement governing each engagement.
We may update these Terms from time to time. Material changes will be communicated through the website or to active customers directly.
These Terms are governed by the laws of the jurisdiction set forth in your customer agreement, or, absent such agreement, the laws of Colombia.
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