Evaluating a corridor is more than a market-size number or a customer feature request. Reading it properly means looking through six distinct layers, where a single adverse factor can break the opportunity.

Around 14% of cross-border payments get stuck on the first attempt, and most fail on data and rules, a name mismatch, a truncated field, a missing purpose code, not on funds or routing. Which means most are avoidable.

The price on the pricing page has almost nothing to do with what you actually pay, and what you pay has almost nothing to do with what it costs to move your money. Payment pricing is five interlocking components, each controlled by a different actor.