US dollar account
Dollars, with US coordinates.
A routing number and an account number in your name. Receive and pay in the United States through ACH and Fedwire, and reach the rest of the world through SWIFT.
What you get
US dollar account
Routing and account number, ACH, Fedwire and SWIFT.
Routing and account number
US coordinates you can give to any client, platform or supplier, exactly like a local account.
ACH
The standard US network for incoming and outgoing payments in dollars.
Fedwire
Same-day wires for high-value or time-sensitive payments within the United States.
SWIFT
International transfers in US dollars to and from banks worldwide.
How it works
Open it in minutes.
Sign up
Create your profile online, from any device.
Verify your identity
Identity document and a short video check. Proof of address if requested.
Receive in dollars
Your US coordinates are ready in the app. Share them and start operating.
Who it is for
Built for real operations.
Companies invoicing US clients
Get paid in dollars on local rails, with no correspondent bank in between.
Paying US suppliers and contractors
Settle invoices and payroll in the United States through ACH or Fedwire.
Holding dollars
Keep a USD balance alongside euro and sterling, in full reserve, ready when you need it.
At a glance
The essentials.
- Currency
- US dollar (USD)
- Coordinates
- Routing number and account number
- Domestic rails
- ACH, Fedwire
- International
- SWIFT
- Holders
- Private individuals and companies
- Access
- iSwiss Pay app and web
FAQ
Common questions
Can I receive ACH payments from US platforms and marketplaces?
Yes. You give the platform your routing number and account number, as you would with any US account.
What is the difference between ACH and Fedwire?
ACH is the standard network for everyday dollar payments. Fedwire is the same-day wire system, typically used for high-value or urgent transfers.
Can I send dollars outside the United States?
Yes, through SWIFT, to bank accounts worldwide.
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