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For freelancers & remote workers

Your work is global. Your money should be too.

The short answer

Local account details in major currencies to get paid into, a wallet to hold what you earn, a virtual card for the tools you pay for, and a way to send some home. One ecosystem instead of four apps.

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Your stack · freelancers & remote workers
Global AccountsWalletsVirtual CardsExchangeSend worldwideStablecoins

Everything it does, in one ecosystem.

01 · When the invoice lands

Your client pays a local account. It's yours.

Ask for USD, GBP or EUR account details in your own name, so clients can pay by a normal local transfer instead of an international wire.

Global Accounts →
AccountUSD · checking
Incoming+ $2,400.00
ReferenceInvoice 038
02 · While the rate is bad

Hold it. Convert on your terms.

Your money does not have to turn into local currency the day it arrives. Keep it in the currency it came in and convert when the rate suits you.

Wallets →
USD5,880.00
NGN940,000
KES12,400
03 · When the tools bill you

A card for paying international sites.

Software, ads, domains. Create a virtual card funded from your balance for international checkouts, and freeze it when a subscription should stop.

Virtual Cards →
Card•••• 4821
Tools$15.00 ✓
Ads$180.00 ✓
04 · When family needs it

Some of it goes home.

Send to a phone or bank account in supported corridors, with the rate and the amount your recipient gets shown before you confirm.

Send worldwide →
You send$300
They get≈ 456,000 NGN
StatusDelivered

Figures shown are illustrative examples, not real transactions or guaranteed outcomes.

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Dutch Inc Platforms is a regulated, private company. Financial, payment, banking, digital asset and other services available through our platforms are provided directly through our own infrastructure. Availability, corridors, currencies and payment methods vary by jurisdiction, product and applicable requirements, and may change as our infrastructure develops.