For businesses working across markets

Get paid. Pay partners. Keep moving.

When a customer needs to pay, a supplier is waiting, or an invoice needs attention, Prestwick Pay gives your business a clear place to start.

Tell us what you need See how it works

One clear starting pointTell us the business task without choosing a technical payment product.

Built around real paymentsKeep the customer, supplier, invoice, market, and timing connected.

Human follow-upReceive a practical response about the closest next step for your request.

Start with what needs to happen

One place to begin. Three common payment moments.

Choose the situation closest to yours. Each one starts with a few business details, not a technical product decision.

A customer is ready to pay.

Bring the invoice or commercial reason, the payer’s market, the expected amount, and when payment is needed.

Customer and invoice context
Origin market and expected currency
Amount, timing, and frequency

Ask about getting paid

Customer paymentInvoice ready

Direction: Receive
Context: Goods or services
Next: Explore the options

Made for day-to-day business

Less back-and-forth. More clarity.

International payments can involve several people, documents, and deadlines. We help owners, operators, and finance teams begin with the information that matters most.

Explore business scenarios

Sell across borders

Give an overseas customer or client a clearer starting point for an invoice payment.

Work with global partners

Prepare a supplier, contractor, or service-partner payment with the right context.

Keep finance admin clear

Organize the payment purpose, counterparty, timing, and follow-up in one conversation.

Customers, suppliers, invoices, and deadlines

Every payment starts with a business reason.

Tell us who is involved, what the payment is for, where it is going, and when your business needs to move.

Describe your payment

A simple way to begin

From business need to next step.

You do not need to know the product name or prepare a long explanation. Start with what needs to happen.

Describe the task

Tell us whether you need to receive, pay, or resolve an invoice-related question.

Add the useful details

Share the markets, approximate amount, timing, frequency, and commercial purpose.

Continue with clarity

We will respond with the closest available next step and any information that may be needed.

Pricing starts with the route

Know what can shape the cost.

Markets, payment purpose, amount, frequency, and timing can affect the available options and their cost.

Understand pricing

Made for businesses doing real work

Different business models. Similar payment moments.

The starting point changes with the customer, partner, invoice, and market—not with the size of the company.

Trading businessesCustomers and suppliers across markets Professional servicesInternational clients and contractors Online businessesCross-market sales and partner activity Owner-led companiesA clearer way to organize payment questions

Good to know

Questions before you start.

Your first message can be short. Start with the payment task and basic business context.

What should I include in my first message?

Tell us what your business does, who needs to pay or be paid, the markets involved, the approximate amount, and the expected timing.

Are the same options available for every payment?

Not always. The available starting point can depend on the business activity, payment purpose, markets, amount, and timing.

What happens after I contact Prestwick Pay?

We read the general context and reply with the closest starting point, any important questions, and what may be useful next.

Start with the business task

Who needs to pay, and what needs to happen next?

Start the conversation