Move money in step with the asset and the operation.
Most platforms bolt payments on at the edge. Slas delivers payment infrastructure that keeps value in step with the workflow: payment requests, provider integrations and one record across parties, currencies and providers. Payments are processed by licensed providers and partner banks; Slas does not hold customer funds.
Settlement, escrow, and payouts run in rails detached from the asset and the deal — creating reconciliation gaps, delay, and no single record of who got paid for what.
What Payment Infrastructure provides.
Escrow through licensed partners
Roadmap: conditional release of funds held by a licensed escrow partner, with the instructions and audit trail in SlasPay. Slas does not hold customer funds.
Cross-border collection & payout
Multi-currency payments and payouts through licensed payment providers, recorded in one place.
Settlement tracking
The status of each settlement leg on the institutions’ own rails, reconciled in one record.
Marketplace flows
Roadmap: split payments for platforms that sit in the middle of a transaction, executed by licensed providers.
One integration surface
A single API for every product built on top of the financial layer.
Where it's put to work.
A few of the workflows this capability runs — each composes with the rest of the platform.
Escrow through licensed partners
Roadmap: conditional release of funds held by a licensed escrow partner, with the instructions and audit trail in SlasPay. Slas does not hold customer funds.
Marketplace payouts
Roadmap: split payments to many recipients, executed by licensed providers.
Cross-border collections
Take payment in one currency and pay out in another.
Institutional FX operations
Allocation, approvals and an audit trail for FX between institutions, through SFXIM.
The engines behind it.
Production infrastructure that powers this solution and composes with the rest of the platform.
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Put Payment Infrastructure to work.
Start with a focused pilot. We map your workflows, stand up the relevant engines, and deliver a working system your institution can evaluate.