Fiat payments
Bank account details, incoming funds, beneficiaries, remittance, payouts, and order status.
Payment Flows
Users should not need separate tools for bank account details, remittance, payouts, exchange, crypto deposits and withdrawals, payment links, POS requests, refunds, and records.
Bank account details, incoming funds, beneficiaries, remittance, payouts, and order status.
FX and crypto quotes, countdowns, confirmation, history, fees, and settlement results.
Deposit addresses, withdrawal wallets, payment links, POS requests, QR codes, and refunds.
Payment Flows
Oceafin covers the practical flow families users expect: fiat account collections, global remittance, payouts, FX exchange, crypto exchange, digital-asset deposits and withdrawals, Crypto Checkout, POS collection, and refunds.
Each flow keeps key details visible before submission, including balance, fee, rate, bank route, wallet address, network, beneficiary, payment purpose, risk prompt, and required follow-up information.
After submission, the platform keeps status, transaction history, statement entries, reports, notifications, and support context available so users and teams can explain what happened without guessing across multiple tools.
Choose account, flow type, currency, amount, beneficiary, wallet, network, payment link, or payment purpose.
Confirm fee, rate, balance, supported route, account capability, compliance prompt, and risk information.
Submit the order and keep request records, channel status, notifications, and follow-up requirements visible.
Update history, statements, reports, bills, fees, refunds, and support context for later review.
View receiving bank information, copy remittance details, track incoming funds, and connect deposits to account history.
Manage beneficiaries, payment purpose, fees, submitted orders, processing state, returned items, and completion records.
Review source and target currency, quoted rate, fee, countdown, confirmation, result, and conversion history.
Buy, sell, or convert digital assets with quote validity, wallet context, supported networks, fees, and risk status.
Use deposit addresses, withdrawal wallets, network selection, transaction hashes, KYT, and Travel Rule information.
Create payment links or POS requests, show QR code and order status, then handle refunds and transaction records.
Every money flow should explain what was requested, what details were submitted, which status applies now, what record was created, and what the user can do next.