Empowering businesses with reliable bank transfer solutions that ensure fast settlements, compliance, and flexibility for cross-border and domestic transactions worldwide.
Bank transfers remain a reliable and widely used payment method for high-value transactions, especially in B2B and enterprise contexts. With Finsol, businesses can initiate and accept direct bank-to-bank transfers seamlessly, whether it is through NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, or cross-border remittance networks. Our PayIn infrastructure allows customers to send funds directly from their bank accounts using provided beneficiary details—enabling transparent, traceable, and secure fund movement across domestic and international accounts.
On the Payout side, Finsol empowers businesses to disburse funds to vendors, partners, employees, or customers via automated bank transfers with complete control and visibility. Through our API-first platform, businesses can schedule, batch, and monitor large-volume payments while ensuring full compliance with regulatory standards. Built-in reconciliation tools, real-time status updates, and error-handling mechanisms make our bank transfer solution ideal for managing scale and complexity in financial operations.

Finsol enables seamless domestic and international bank transfers through integration with India’s key payment rails and global networks, ensuring timely and secure settlements.
Bank transfers are perfect for B2B payments, vendor settlements, and enterprise-level disbursements where reliability, auditability, and transaction traceability are critical.
With Finsol’s programmable infrastructure, businesses can schedule, track, and reconcile large volumes of outbound transfers—saving time, reducing errors, and improving cash flow efficiency.

Finsol simplifies direct bank-to-bank transfers by supporting NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, and SWIFT rails for both domestic and international payments. Whether for collections or disbursements, our platform ensures secure, auditable fund movement. Here’s how a typical bank transfer works with Finsol:
At checkout or invoice stage, the user selects “Bank Transfer” as their preferred payment method.
Finsol displays the bank account details (account number, IFSC/SWIFT code, bank name) for the user to initiate the transfer.
The user logs into their bank account or app and manually transfers the amount using NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, or SWIFT, depending on the transaction type.
Once the payment is received, Finsol verifies the transaction and provides real-time confirmation and auto-reconciliation for the merchant.