Moscow:A7 International is transforming the landscape of international payments by allowing businesses and individuals to pay invoices using digital assets, while recipients receive regular bank transfers. This approach aims to broaden settlement options available to foreign clients.
According to Ghana Web, A7 International, established in 2024, has become a significant player in the international settlements market. In 2025 alone, the platform processed more than 10 trillion roubles, serving approximately 15,000 companies. Initially founded to support the foreign economic activities of Russian businesses, A7's domestic services have sparked interest from businesses abroad, leading to the development of a new product for international clients.
The launch of A7 International represents a new phase in A7's growth, as the company responds to requests from foreign entrepreneurs by expanding its reach and offering an export service for businesses in various countries. The service operates remotely and complies with local digital asset regulations, catering only to jurisdictions where cryptocurrency circulation is legal.
Petr Fradkov, Chairman of Bank PSB, emphasized the convenience and competitiveness of A7 International, highlighting its ability to enable global money transfers swiftly and without cumbersome paperwork. The process involves clients transferring USDT, with A7 facilitating a bank transfer through the SWIFT network to the recipient's bank account, eliminating the need for recipients to handle cryptocurrency.
Clients must register on a7.biz and complete identity verification (KYC) for individuals or corporate data verification (KYB) for companies. The platform uses an AI-powered algorithm to analyze transactions, form risk profiles, and recommend optimal payment routes based on cost, speed, reliability, and restrictions.
A7 International initially supports USDT on the TRON network, with bank transfers available in several major currencies. The service charges a 0.3% commission and processes payments within at least one business day, providing necessary documentation for currency and customs control.
The service was unveiled on October 13 at 1313, marking a symbolic launch date and time.
Source Ghana Web