Where does an InfinityRemit implementation start?
It starts with the operator’s actual model: countries, currencies, branches, customer channels, delivery methods, compliance workflow and selected providers.
Map the operation.
Then configure the fit.
InfinityRemit implementation begins with the workflows your remittance business intends to operate, not a generic list of markets or providers.
Map your requirementsFOUR PRACTICAL STEPS
How is InfinityRemit implemented?
Each step turns an operating requirement into an agreed configuration or integration task.
- 01
Map the operation
Document countries, currencies, branches, customer channels, delivery methods and staff responsibilities.
- 02
Configure the controls
Set corridor fees, limits, delivery routes, partner shares, roles, funding arrangements and review workflows.
- 03
Connect selected providers
Scope the required collection, KYC or payout APIs around available credentials and supported provider capabilities.
- 04
Validate before live use
Test the agreed workflows and provider responses before treating a route as operational.
KEEP THE ROLES DISTINCT
Branches and external partners do different work.
| Area | Owned branch | External provider |
|---|---|---|
| Responsibility | Your operating location and staff | A separate organisation connected to an agreed route |
| Access | Branch roles and permissions | Provider onboarding, credentials and API scope |
| Corridor use | Enabled by branch and corridor rules | Assigned to supported delivery methods |
| Fee share | Defined by your operating model | Configured separately and may be zero |
Availability still depends on the complete corridor, funding, review and provider configuration.
A FEW CLEAR ANSWERSGood questions.
Good questions.
Straight answers.
More to discuss? Bring it to your demo.
Does configuration make a provider live automatically?
No. External providers still require API access, onboarding, credentials, configuration and acceptance testing for the agreed workflow.
Can fees and delivery methods vary by corridor?
Yes. Each corridor can have its own customer fee, limits and enabled delivery methods. Partner routing and fee sharing are configured separately.
Who is responsible for financial-services authorisation?
The customer operator remains responsible for its licences, permissions, policies and regulatory decisions. Kreativ Web Solutions develops the InfinityRemit software; it does not provide or grant financial authorisation.
START WITH YOUR OPERATIONS
Book a demo Let’s map your next move.
Your branches. Your corridors. A platform configured around them.