Stop opening a bank account in every country.
Every company you run gets local accounts in its own name, and money moves between them in seconds.
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Solano Mexico S.A. de C.V. has USD, EUR and MXN accounts in its own name, and its USD account has just received USD 86,400.00 by ACH from a customer in Austin, Texas, without a US entity.
Get paid like a local in six markets. USD, EUR, GBP, MXN, BRL and NGN, on the same rails local companies use.
Solano Group Inc. in Delaware sends USD 240,000.00 to Solano Mexico S.A. de C.V. in Monterrey on Sunday at 02:14, and it settles within seconds.
Seconds, not days. Move money between your own companies any day, any hour, from funding a subsidiary to sweeping cash back to headquarters.
From one balance of USD 1,684,250.00, Solano Group pays a supplier in Monterrey MXN 1,840,000.00 over SPEI, payroll in São Paulo BRL 318,000.00 over Pix, a contractor in London GBP 24,000.00 over Faster Payments and rent in Berlin EUR 12,400.00 over SEPA.
Pay anyone, anywhere, in their own currency. Local payouts in 140+ countries over 300+ rails, from the same balance.
Ana Ruiz on the marketing team has used USD 15,500 of a USD 25,000 monthly limit on a virtual Visa card.
Give every team member a card, and the limits that come with it. Physical and virtual Visa cards for each person on your team, with rules that apply instantly.
Solano Group draws USD 186,000.00 from its credit line for 3,200 units of its spring collection from a supplier in Monterrey, with USD 412,500 of 750,000 still available. The next repayment, USD 46,500.00, is due on Nov 15.
Fund your inventory before you sell it. Credit lines up to USD 750,000, sized to your business.
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The House Fund
Collab+
Currency - Arche Capital


- SOC 2 Type II audited
- PCI DSS compliant
Four companies, four banks, four logins. Every move between them is an international wire.
Banks are local by design, so a group ends up with an account per company, per bank, per country. Moving its own money means cut-off times, an FX spread and days of waiting.
Solano Group's four companies in the United States, the United Kingdom, Mexico and Brazil each use a separate local bank, with its own login and cut-off. Moving money between them is an international wire, with an FX spread and a Wednesday value date.
One layer above all of them. Every company in one login, with money between them in seconds.
Each company keeps local accounts in its own name. Limited runs them on one platform and moves money between them in USD, any day, any hour. Local payouts follow each rail's timing.
Read why multinational companies struggle with global bankingWith Limited, the same four companies share one platform and one login, each gets paid on its local rail (ACH, Wire, Faster Payments, SPEI and Pix), and USD 240,000.00 moves from Delaware to Monterrey, settled on Sunday at 02:14.
Run every company from one account. Local accounts, transfers between your companies, payouts and cards, on the same balances and permissions.
Open local accounts in each company's own name.
Move money between your companies on a Sunday, if you need to.
Pay suppliers on their own rails.
Give every person a card and a limit.
See every company in one login.
Close the books for every company in QuickBooks, Xero or NetSuite.
Each company's transactions are coded and synced to its own ledger.
Get paid and pay out like a local. Accounts in your company's own name in 6 markets, and local payouts in 140+ countries.
Accounts in your company's name
Get paid like a local company, on local rails.
Local payouts
Pay suppliers, staff and partners in their own currency.
Put your setup today next to Limited. Same companies, same countries, fewer moving parts.
| Your setup today | With Limited | |
|---|---|---|
| Local accounts | Today: An account at a local bank in each country, opened one at a time | With Limited: Accounts in each company's own name in the US, EU, UK, Mexico, Brazil and Nigeria |
| Logins | Today: A separate login, token and approval flow for every bank | With Limited: One login, with books and permissions for each company |
| Money between your companies | Today: An international wire with an FX spread, on bank business days only | With Limited: Settled in seconds in USD, any day, any hour |
| Paying out | Today: SWIFT, with intermediary charges and a recipient who waits | With Limited: Local payouts in 140+ countries over 300+ rails |
| Stablecoins | Today: Usually not available | With Limited: Self-custodial stablecoin balances next to your fiat accounts |
"Your setup today" describes a typical multi-bank setup, not any specific provider.
Give every team member a card. Physical and virtual Visa cards, with limits that apply instantly.
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Start with two countries. Add companies and countries without adding banks.
Inc.
S.A. de C.V.One login
Startups
A US company and a first team abroad.
See how startups use LimitedInc.
S.A. de C.V.
Ltda.
Ltd.One login
Midsize companies
Several companies across countries, run by one finance team.
See how midsize companies use LimitedInc.
Ltd.
B.V.
S.A. de C.V.
Ltda.
Ltd.
Pvt. Ltd.
FZ-LLCOne login
Enterprise
A group across continents, with controls for each company.
See how enterprises use Limited
Know where your money sits. In plain words, before you move any of it.

- US dollars
- Held at FDIC-insured partner banks. Insurance covers the failure of the insured bank, not of Limited, and depends on pass-through requirements.
- Stablecoins
- Held in self-custody wallets that you control. Not covered by FDIC insurance.
- Local currencies
- Held with partner institutions outside the United States. Not covered by FDIC insurance.
- Security
- SOC 2 Type II audited and PCI DSS compliant.
Limited is a financial technology company, not a bank.
Read how companies run money across borders.
Stop opening a bank account in every country.
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