How to Send & Receive Funds from Your Global Account

Overview

This guide covers how to send funds from your Global Account to external recipients and how to receive funds from others. Once your Global Account is funded, you can send payments in fiat or crypto. Slash supports payments via ACH, domestic wire, international wire (SWIFT), local rail (if enabled) or USDT/USDC.

Only beneficial owners of the company can authorize and sign transactions. RTP/FedNow is not available for outbound transfers from the Global Account.

How to send funds from your Global Account

Step 1: Start the transfer

Click the Move Money dropdown from the Home or Payments page and select Send Money.

Step 2: Choose or add a recipient

Select an existing recipient or add a new one by entering their contact and banking details.

• For ACH or domestic wire: Enter the recipient’s information and US bank account details, including account number and routing number.
• For international wire: Additionally enter the recipient’s SWIFT code and IBAN (or account number in countries that don’t use IBANs), along with the beneficiary and bank details requested in the form.
• For local rails: When selecting a destination country with an available local rail, the new vendor form will give you the option to select it. If selected, fill out the destination details in accordance with the banking details matching that rail's format.
• For crypto: When adding a new vendor, you can either add a bank account or toggle to add a crypto wallet address. Enter a valid wallet address and select the correct token and blockchain network. Available tokens and networks may vary by account and transfer type.

Step 3: Configure payment details

In the payment details panel, you'll see:

• Payment source: The account from which the funds for the payment will originate
• Payment method: The available payment methods to choose from based on the saved payment details of the recipient you chose or added
• Destination: The recipient's account details; if you have multiple accounts saved for one recipient, you can select between them here.
• Amount to send: Where to input the transfer amount. For US rails, the currency will display in USD. For local rails, both a USD and local currency conversion amount will display.

Choose from the available options and input the amount you want to send. You can view the full payment details, including any applicable fees, in the payment details panel.

Step 4: Attach a bill (optional)

Before proceeding, you can attach an invoice associated with the payment by toggling the panel on the right side of the payment details page. You can upload a bill by dragging and dropping, or search for existing bills already uploaded to your Slash dashboard.

Step 5: Add additional information

When you enter a memo or description for an outbound transfer, Slash sends that information with the transfer when the receiving bank supports it. The memo or description also appears on Slash receipts and transfer details, which can make outbound payments easier to identify reconcile.

Step 6: Review and authorize

Review your payment details carefully. When ready, click Create transfer.

A one-time password (OTP) will be sent to the email of the beneficial owner for authorization. Once the OTP is verified, the payment will be processed.

Receiving funds into your Global Account

You can fund your Global Account from a connected bank account, by bank transfer over US, international, or local payment rails, or with a stablecoin deposit. Incoming funds are converted to USDC and credited to your account balance.

To see your funding options, click Move Money and select Add Funds. Each option shows its estimated arrival time. For every bank rail, the dashboard shows your Global Account details in the format that system requires, so you can send a transfer into your account yourself or share the details with whoever is paying you.

• Connected bank account: Authorize a pull from a bank account you’ve linked to Slash.
• Wire / ACH: Shows your routing number and account number, along with the beneficiary name and bank details for domestic US transfers.
• International Wire: Shows your SWIFT code and account number, along with the beneficiary information and bank details a sender needs for a SWIFT wire.
• Faster Payments (GBP): Shows your sort code and account number for transfers from UK bank accounts.
• SEPA (EUR): Shows your IBAN and BIC for transfers from bank accounts in the SEPA region.
• SPEI (MXN): Shows your CLABE, the 18-digit account number used for transfers from Mexican bank accounts.
• Pix (BRL): Shows your Pix key for transfers from Brazilian bank accounts.
• USDC / USDT: Select a token and blockchain network to see your wallet address and a QR code for it. Both change based on the token and network you select.

Add Funds is the source of truth for your deposit details, so you can always check there when sharing them with a counterparty.

Need more help?

If your transfer is delayed or you encounter an error:

• For domestic bank transfers, verify that the recipient’s account and routing numbers are entered correctly.
• For international wires, verify that the recipient’s SWIFT code and IBAN or account number are entered correctly.
• For crypto, verify you used the correct wallet address and blockchain network. Check the blockchain explorer for the chain you used for transaction status.

If a transfer keeps failing or stalls, or if a rail you expect to see isn’t available on your account, contact Slash Support through the in-app chat in your dashboard.