COMPARISON · REMITTANCE SOFTWARE

InfinityRemit vs SDK.finance.

SDK.finance is an API-first platform for building payment products. InfinityRemit is remittance software for operators with branches.

By InfinityRemit editorial teamPublished Updated

The short answer

SDK.finance describes an API-first transaction platform and general ledger that teams build wallets, payment and remittance products on, with published SaaS pricing and a source-code licence. InfinityRemit is a ready remittance workflow for branch-based operators, configured and integrated per implementation.

What SDK.finance offers

SDK.finance, founded in 2013 and operated by TechFin UAB in Lithuania, describes a white-label, API-first Transaction Platform and a separate General Ledger for building wallets, neobanks, payment processing, remittance and card products. It lists onboarding, payments, card issuing, cash-desk operations, fee configuration, reconciliation and an AML officer workspace, with automated KYC and AML screening through pre-integrated providers.

What InfinityRemit offers

InfinityRemit is B2B remittance software for money transfer operators and financial-services businesses with branches. It covers counter transfers and payouts, branch roles and funding, per-corridor fees, limits and routing, sanctions and PEP screening with recorded reviews, and ledger records. Collection, KYC and payout providers are integrated per implementation.

How we compared

SDK.finance details come only from its public website, checked on 14 November 2026 and listed under Sources. Products change, so confirm current features and terms with each vendor.

SIDE BY SIDE

How do they compare?

Stated scope only. Neither column claims live coverage, customer numbers or certifications.

InfinityRemit compared with SDK.finance, as published on 14 November 2026
TopicInfinityRemitSDK.finance (per its website)
Built forMoney transfer operators and financial-services businesses with branches.Banks, fintechs, payment providers, telecoms, retailers, marketplaces and remittance providers building their own products.
ApproachA remittance workflow configured for your branches, corridors and providers.A backend platform with a large API surface that you build your product on.
Counter and branch workCounter sends and payouts, teller and manager roles, branch access checks and branch prefunding.Cash-desk operations with cash-in and cash-out and cash balance reconciliation; no agent-network model described.
ComplianceSanctions and PEP screening of customers and recipients; each review recorded with its decision.KYC/KYB document workflows and an AML officer workspace; automated KYC and AML screening via pre-integrated providers.
LedgerLedger journals, branch prefunding, balances and statements.Double-entry General Ledger, also sold as a separate product.
DeploymentWeb application; hosting is agreed during scoping.SaaS, or an on-premise source-code licence (annual or lifetime).
PricingQuoted after the operating and implementation scope is defined.Published SaaS pricing from €5,500 per month for the Transaction Platform plus usage fees; source code on request.
CHOOSING

Which fits your operation?

SDK.finance may suit you better if

  • You have an engineering team and want an API-first backend to build your own wallet, payment or remittance product.
  • You want a source-code licence or a published SaaS price.
  • You need card issuing, merchant acquiring or open banking alongside transfers.

InfinityRemit may suit you better if

  • You want a remittance workflow your branch staff can use rather than a backend to build on.
  • Your operation centres on counter transfers, payouts, branch roles and branch funding.
  • You want your chosen providers integrated for you as part of a scoped implementation.
A FEW CLEAR ANSWERS

Good questions.
Straight answers.

More to discuss? Bring it to your demo.

Is InfinityRemit an SDK.finance alternative?

It is an alternative for remittance operators who want a ready branch workflow. Teams planning to build their own wallet or payment product on an API platform should evaluate SDK.finance on its own terms.

Do I need developers to use either product?

SDK.finance is positioned as an API-first platform to build on. InfinityRemit is configured for your operation and its provider integrations are delivered as part of the implementation.

Which publishes its prices?

SDK.finance publishes SaaS prices on its pricing page. InfinityRemit prepares a quote after scoping, because branches, corridors and providers vary by operator.

Sources

  1. SDK.finance — Transaction PlatformChecked 14 November 2026
  2. SDK.finance — Money transfer softwareChecked 14 November 2026
  3. SDK.finance — PricingChecked 14 November 2026
  4. SDK.finance — Source codeChecked 14 November 2026
  5. SDK.finance — AboutChecked 14 November 2026

SDK.finance is a trademark of its owner. InfinityRemit is not affiliated with or endorsed by SDK.finance.

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