In development — 2026
Getting paid across borders, without the friction.
Crossics Pay is building a collections and payouts platform for small and medium-sized businesses that trade internationally. One place to accept payments from your customers, convert what you receive, and settle where you need it — with a person you can actually call when something looks odd.
- 01CollectCard payment from your customer
- 02ConvertEUR → MUR via our partner bank
- 03SendPayout to your account or supplier
An illustration of how funds will move, not a quote or an offer of service.
- EUR
- USD
- GBP
- MUR
- at launch
What we're building
Three steps, one account.
Collect
Accept card and online payments from your customers, through a single integration or a hosted checkout page.
Convert
Hold what you collect in EUR, USD, GBP or MUR and convert it through our partner bank at the bank's rate.
Send
Cross-border transfers — send funds on to your own accounts or your suppliers abroad, with the fees shown before you confirm.
Approach
Cross-border money moves badly for smaller businesses.
Fees appear after the fact, and the only support channel is a form. We are building the version of this that we wanted as merchants.
Priced in the open
The fees are on the screen before you confirm a transfer. Nothing that only makes sense after the fact.
A person on the line
Support from people who know your account and can explain what happened, rather than a queue and a ticket number.
Built for the reviewer
Statements, references and audit trails that your bank, your accountant and your regulator can all read.
Where we are
Honest about what is not finished.
We are not authorised to provide payment services yet. Here is the sequence we are working through, so you can judge for yourself how close this is.
- Incorporated in MauritiusDone
- Licence application filed with the FSCDone
- Partner bank integrationIn progress
- Private pilot with first merchantsPlanned
- Public launchPlanned
Get in touch
If this is the account you have been looking for, tell us now.
We are talking to merchants, marketplaces and agencies who collect abroad and settle in Mauritius or the other way round. Early conversations shape what we build first.