USD cross-border payments
Position USD payment workflows without promising instant settlement, universal coverage, or guaranteed approval.
OrbitLink Pay is operated by ORBITAL TECHNOLOGIES LTD, registered with FinCEN as an MSB under registration number 31000305990729 and references FINTRAC MSB registration in Canada. Services are not yet live; banking, PSP, custody, supported corridors, pricing, and settlement terms remain subject to formal partner onboarding, due diligence, and approved disclosures.
US + Canada MSB
Registered status
AML/KYC
Controls in reviewThe homepage now focuses on what a bank, partner, or enterprise buyer needs to verify: regulatory identity, business scope, risk controls, and transparent fund-flow language.
Position USD payment workflows without promising instant settlement, universal coverage, or guaranteed approval.
Show AML, KYC, screening, review queues, and written policies as core operating capabilities.
Explain that licensed bank partnerships and custody arrangements are being actively advanced, without implying completion.
Keep transaction status, approvals, exceptions, and reconciliation exports visible for finance and risk teams.
The website should build trust by showing verified facts and clear boundaries. This is especially important before formal banking partnerships are publicly announced.
Use the confirmed U.S. MSB registration number and entity name. FINTRAC public lookup wording should be added only after the exact disclosure format is confirmed.
Do not describe OrbitLink Pay as a bank or imply direct deposit insurance without legal confirmation.
Describe banking and custody work as active discussions until agreements are signed.
Highlight written policies, identity verification, transaction monitoring, and suspicious activity review.
Avoid absolute claims such as zero chargebacks, 100% arrival, instant settlement, zero risk, bank-grade custody, or global coverage without exceptions.
Financial buyers trust specific operational states more than broad promises. The UI should make approvals, monitoring, and exceptions easy to scan.
The page now separates compliance registration, risk controls, and bank partnership progress so users can understand exactly what is verified today.
Control layer 1 should be reviewed against actual policy documents before production launch.
Control layer 2 should be reviewed against actual policy documents before production launch.
Control layer 3 should be reviewed against actual policy documents before production launch.
Control layer 4 should be reviewed against actual policy documents before production launch.
USD payment operations for international vendors, contractors, and commercial partners.
Clear compliance posture before deeper banking, custody, and payment rail integration.
Approval workflows, payment records, and reconciliation-ready operational views.
Payment pricing depends on rails, regions, risk profile, partner agreements, and approved service boundaries. Service availability, supported corridors, and fee structure will be published only after formal banking and PSP partner agreements are completed.
For payment service providers and banking partners exploring integration with a U.S. FinCEN-registered MSB.
For prospective B2B customers conducting vendor due diligence before service launch.
Request KYB materials under NDA, including AML policy, KYB flow, organizational chart, and FinCEN registration evidence.
No. OrbitLink Pay is not a bank. The website should clearly separate MSB registration from banking or custody services.
Only if legal counsel confirms the exact basis and the bank relationship is formally executed. Until then, use conservative roadmap language.
The site remains English-first, but language configuration is prepared so regional customer pages can be localized later without rebuilding the UI.
Compliance-first website prototype