International network

One pilot corridor, then a network

Zantray Transfert’s core department is devoted to building an international money-transfer network. Each corridor opens once the required authorisations, licences and partners are in place — the first is United States ↔ Haiti.

Pilot corridorUnited States ↔ Haiti
Target regionsSix
RolloutProgressive, corridor by corridor
ConditionAuthorisations and partners in place

Six regions, one progression

01North AmericaUnited States, Canada and related markets. The network’s sending base.
02CaribbeanHaiti as pilot, Dominican Republic, then other states and territories as regulation allows.
03South AmericaBrazil, Argentina, Chile and future markets.
04EuropeFrance, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Germany, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Portugal, Switzerland and other markets.
05AfricaProgressive build-out of a partner-country network.
06AsiaChina first, then step-by-step extension to other Asian markets.

Planned corridors

  • USA ↔ Haiti
  • USA ↔ Dominican Republic
  • USA ↔ Caribbean
  • USA ↔ Europe
  • USA ↔ Africa
  • USA ↔ Brazil
  • USA ↔ Argentina
  • USA ↔ Chile
  • USA ↔ China

What the network is made of

Own branches
Locations operated directly by the company
Independent agents
Selected, trained and supervised by compliance
Banking partners and correspondents
Settlement accounts and beneficiary payouts
Payment operators
Mobile wallets and distribution networks
Legal reserveWhat this is not

Zantray Transfert’s institutional design is not a Money Transmitter licence, a FinCEN registration, a banking licence, or an authorisation to operate in a foreign country.

Each regulated activity — money transfer, payments, currency exchange — opens only once the applicable authorisations are obtained, and every country is assessed on its own legal analysis.

Read next

Source: Zantray Transfert founding act and governance documents.
Institutional structureCompliance and licensingImport–Export and tradeBusiness and associationsGovernanceDevelopment roadmapInvestors and partners