Clarity Global Inc Expands Payment Infrastructure for Global Businesses
Toronto, Canada, June 30th, 2026, FinanceWire
Canadian fintech Clarity Global Inc - registered as an authorized Money Services Business under FINTRAC - has expanded its cross-border payment infrastructure to serve 400+ businesses, with every client supported by a dedicated account manager from day one.
Why cross-border payments remain broken
There is a moment every internationally active business knows. A payment gets stuck. A provider asks for documents that have already been submitted three times. A market you just entered turns out to be on someone’s internal restricted list. The person on the other end of the phone has never heard of the business and has no intention of helping.
Traditional financial institutions were not built for companies that move fast, operate across multiple jurisdictions, or work in industries outside the conventional risk appetite. For iGaming operators, global service providers, and marketers' businesses, getting access to payment infrastructure is already difficult. Keeping it is harder. Delays eat into cash flow. Compliance rejections block expansion. FX fees drain margins on every transaction.
“We saw businesses creating real economic value - and still being turned away by providers who simply didn’t understand them,” said Mariia Menahem, CEO of Clarity Global Inc. “That gap was the reason we started.”
One manager. One relationship. No ticket queues.
When Clarity Global takes on a new client, the first thing that happens is not an automated email. It is a conversation with a dedicated account manager who handles that account personally - from the first document review through to payment operations.
That manager knows the client’s business structure, payment corridors, compliance profile, and the jurisdictions they operate in. When something needs to move fast, there is no escalation chain. There is one person who picks up the phone.
Onboarding takes 2-14 business days - up to twice as fast as traditional financial institutions for comparable business profiles. For businesses that have spent months waiting on providers who keep asking the same questions, that timeline alone changes how they plan and grow. And unlike platforms that hand you a portal and disappear, that manager stays with the client long after the account goes live - accountable for what happens next.
Payment infrastructure and core services
Multi-currency IBANs and global rails
Through multi-currency IBANs, clients get virtual accounts, with access to SEPA, SWIFT, CHAPS, ACH. Coverage reaches 180+ countries across 70+ currencies. Dedicated and aggregated IBANs are available for businesses, UBOs, and employees - so every entity in a corporate structure can collect and send funds with a local payment identity in the markets it serves.
Foreign exchange and on/off-ramp solutions
Foreign exchange services are built for businesses that convert currency regularly and cannot afford unpredictable costs on every transaction. Rates and execution terms are agreed transparently based on volume and business profile - particularly important given that, according to the Financial Stability Board's 2024 report, average FX margins across regions sit at approximately 2%, while fees on cross-border transactions range from 2.3% to 6%, costs that compound significantly for businesses with high transaction volumes. For businesses working with crypto, on/off-ramp solutions are facilitated through a network of trusted partners - allowing businesses to move between crypto and fiat as part of their broader payment flow, without needing a separate exchange relationship.
Business debit cards
Business debit cards come in physical and virtual formats, can be topped up in fiat or crypto via partner solutions, and work with Apple Pay and Google Pay. The shift toward virtual and business card solutions is already well underway: in 2024, businesses accounted for over 71% of the global virtual card market, with usage growing at 24.7% annually. A mobile app gives teams spending controls and balance visibility across every card. For internationally distributed teams, this means operational spending managed in one place without the friction of multiple providers.
Serving medium-high risk and emerging verticals
iGaming, forex and affiliate networks
For example, Clarity Global works with a client - a licensed forex broker based in the Seychelles lost EU payment access when their provider terminated the relationship without warning. Their European operations were just days away from stopping completely.
Their Clarity Global account manager already understood how brokers in that jurisdiction operate and what documentation their structure required. As a result, SEPA and SWIFT access was restored within three business days. The broker retained their European clients, and the business continued running without disruption.
Regulation, compliance and growth
Most fintechs treat compliance as a checkbox. Clarity Global built it as a foundation.
From the beginning, one of the company’s core goals was to build an internal compliance team made up of genuine sector experts - people who understand not just the rules, but the industries they are applied to. Today that team includes a dedicated MLRO, a Deputy MLRO, and specialists with hands-on experience across iGaming, forex, e-commerce, and IT services. Their work is supported by external legal counsel, independent accounting, and an annual AML audit by a third-party firm. Policies are built to Canadian standards and aligned with EU and UK regulatory frameworks.
“Building a strong internal compliance team was never just about meeting regulatory requirements,” said Mariia Menahem, CEO. “It was about being able to say yes to clients that everyone else turns away - and backing that up with the expertise to do it properly.”
About Clarity Global Inc
Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Canada and Ukraine, Clarity Global Inc. specializes in cross-border payment infrastructure for global businesses, holding MSB registration number M22927420 with Canada’s Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre. The company has also registered as a Payment Service Provider with the Bank of Canada under the Retail Payment Activities Act (RPAA).
Contact
Head of MarketingAlex Blishtein
Clarity Global Inc
alina.coordinator@clarityglobalinc.com
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