A corridor connects two economies through local rails on both legs, instead of a correspondent banking chain.
A traditional international transfer hops through three or four banks before it lands. Each one charges its own fee, applies its own spread and adds its own delay, which is why the money takes three to five business days and arrives smaller than expected.
Unbound treats each country pair as its own corridor: funding through the local rail on the sending side, payout through the local rail on the receiving side, with the currency conversion happening once in the middle. Pick a corridor below to see delivery times, available rails and how settlement works on each leg.