OvaroPay
Global payroll

Global payroll and volume payouts

Payroll is the least forgiving payment there is. It has to clear on the day it is supposed to, in the currency the person is paid in, every time — because the alternative is someone who does not turn up. This is built for that, at volume.

How the money moves

  1. 01Collect
  2. 02FX
  3. 03Pay run

Payouts

At volume

across a large roster

Currencies

Local currency

paid where the person is

Cycle

Weekly or monthly

on a fixed schedule

Collection

Same account

clients pay into it

Capabilities

What you can do

Pay distributed teams and contractors in their own currency.

Run bulk payouts across a large roster on a fixed cycle.

Collect from your contract clients into the same account the pay run leaves from.

Prepare, check and release a pay run without last-minute file rejections.

The route

A typical global payroll flow

  1. 1Collect
  2. 2FX
  3. 3Pay run

Availability, payout method, currency, transaction limits and processing times are corridor-specific.

Who it is for

Companies with staff or contractors overseas, and UK businesses running large domestic rosters — security firms, agencies and logistics operators among them.

Distributed teams

Pay staff and contractors abroad in their own currency.

Security & facilities firms

Large UK rosters on weekly or fortnightly pay runs.

Agencies & logistics

High headcount, frequent turnover, fixed pay cycles.

Part of the wider OvaroPay proposition

Each line runs on the same account, in your own company name.

Business payments

Cross-border payments built to scale

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Multi-currency accounts

Foreign currencies alongside GBP on one IBAN

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Freelancers

Get paid by clients abroad, in their currency

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Next step

Tell us the shape of it

Roughly what comes in each month, what currency goes out, and where it goes. That is enough for us to say whether this is the right line for you and what it would cost.

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