What is Inyo?
Inyo is a money transmission service that operates in 36 U.S. states. We allow companies to offer easy money transfers to their customers by leveraging our licenses and back-end technology.
How many days, on average, does it take to deliver money?
The delivery time depends on the destination region. Domestic transfers are often quicker than cross-border transactions, and market volatility or regulatory requirements can cause delays.
Which countries do you service?
Inyo provides services in over 140 countries across Latin America, Africa, Asia, and Europe, offering international money transfers.
Which payment services do you offer?
We offer a wide range of payment solutions, including online money transfer services for credit cards, debit cards, checks, ACH bank transfers, and wire transfers for U.S. money service transactions. We also provide conversions, like dollar to peso.
I’m interested in working with Inyo. How do I get in touch?
You can send an email to info@gmtsend.com. We would be happy to discuss potential partnerships.
What is required to work with you?
To become an Inyo agent, you must be a registered business in the state from which you plan to operate. The application process involves enhanced due diligence on the company and its representatives, as well as the following documentation: Letter of good standing; business license; proof of bank account with a U.S. financial institution in good standing; shareholder information; company policy information on data security, privacy, anti-money-laundering; and financial records.
Do I need my own user interface to be a service marketing agent with Inyo?
If you have your own platform, we will support you in integrating it with our API. If you do not have your own platform, you can add your own branding using our white-label platform.
Do you market directly to end users?
No. Inyo follows the B2B2C model, meaning we do not market directly to end users. Instead, we work directly with agents, marketing partners, and affiliates who market to and/or service end users.
Do you use a single system or multiple APIs?
Our platform uses OPENAPI standards. Connecting to multiple databases to process and track both foreign and domestic transactions. When you log into our system with your agent account, you get access to all relevant data from one convenient place.
For more detailed information, visit our API developers page.
What is the flow of a typical transaction?
The process begins when a customer initiates a transfer. Funds undergo a thorough compliance check. If approved, we begin currency conversion on the transaction before efficient routing to our payer’s destination country. Those funds are then available to be picked up or delivered to the recipient.
How do you ensure data security?
Our platform is SOC2-certified and follows elaborate security practices. All in-transit data is secure, encrypted, and stored in our cloud infrastructure. We also regularly undergo cyber security training to maintain safe financial transactions.
Does your company have a compliance officer?
Yes, we have a dedicated compliance team that operates under a Chief Compliance Officer.
Do you work with blockchain or cryptocurrency?
No. We abide by all U.S. regulations and do not work with blockchain or cryptocurrency at this time.
How do you manage foreign exchange rates for customers?
We collaborate with various banks and providers to offer the most optimal exchange rates. We have an FX trader desk, and depending on locations, we will purchase currency multiple times per day.
Do you offer money transmission services in real-time?
We offer many services in real-time. It depends on the destination region and service type.
Can you do domestic transfers?
Yes, as long as each monetary transaction complies fully with all state and federal regulations.
Do you perform sanction screening?
Yes. We have a highly sophisticated compliance system that monitors transactions on a daily basis against all major sanctions lists, including OFAC, FINCEN, His Majesty’s List, U.N. Sanctions Lists, FINTRAK, Mexican Central Bank, and various other regulatory bodies.