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Conversion accounts are available in Kenya
SwiftFi lets you open a dedicated conversion account (virtual USD details) from Kenya. Your US clients pay the way they're used to: everyday ACH to US account details. After funds arrive, keep them as stablecoin for lower fees and faster payments, or use an off-ramp if you prefer not to hold stablecoin.
How SwiftFi helps in Kenya
Built for global work from Kenya: open a conversion account, get paid by everyday ACH, then choose how funds settle.
US PAYMENT DETAILS
Receive by US rails
Conversion account with US details so clients pay teams and solopreneurs in Kenya by everyday ACH.
BORDERLESS ACCESS
No Visa required
No US residency or traditional US bank account required.
SETTLEMENT CHOICE
Choose how to settle
Hold stablecoin for lower fees and faster payments—or off-ramp if you prefer not to.
PAYOUT VISIBILITY
Track every payout
Clear payout tracking for work from Kenya.
Recommended for speed & fees
Hold stablecoin
Keep balances as stablecoin for lower fees and faster payments after your US client pays by ACH.
Off-ramp · Pesalink
KE bank rail
Prefer not to hold stablecoin? Off-ramp via Pesalink to your local bank account.
SwiftFi debit cards
Spend from your balance with a SwiftFi debit card—same portal, fewer hops. Get notified the moment cards launch.
Why this matters
Local payment challenges in Kenya
- Cross-border wires into Kenya can take days and stack intermediary fees before funds arrive.
- US clients often expect domestic ACH details; without them, payouts get delayed or rejected.
Learn the options
Payment guides for Kenya
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Conversion accounts
Conversion accounts give you US banking details so clients pay with everyday ACH. Then hold stablecoin for lower fees and faster payments, or off-ramp if you prefer not to.
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Borderless banking
How SwiftFi connects banking integrations from Kenya
SwiftFi is borderless banking infrastructure: US clients pay on familiar ACH rails, your conversion account bridges those dollars, and you settle through wallets, stablecoin, or local banking—without rebuilding a new bank relationship for every client.
US ACH / Wire / RTP
Clients in the US pay Kenya-based freelancers with everyday domestic rails to your conversion account.
Conversion account
Virtual USD details that plug into payroll and invoicing tools—no US residency or traditional US bank account required.
Wallet integrations
Hold USDC or USDT in any wallet, or keep funds in SwiftFi wallet with yield when you want lower fees and faster movement.
Pesalink
KE bank rail when you prefer an off-ramp from Kenya instead of holding stablecoin.