Pay suppliers in China.
Volume, timing and supplier details go into the review, the rate is locked before you confirm and the payment goes out without waiting for a bank window. Payout corridor.

China in operating numbers
How money moves with China.
Payments to factories and suppliers in China, quoted and scheduled by the desk.
- 01
You pick the source
The payment leaves your balance in BRL, USD, EUR or any other currency in the account.
- 02
Locked rate
The number is on screen before you confirm. What you see is what gets executed.
- 03
It reaches the payee
In CNY, via Supplier payment, in the payee’s account in China.
What companies do with China.
Lexxen looks at the invoice, volume, urgency and supplier details, then indicates the right operational path for the remittance.
Paying a Chinese factory
Lexxen assesses invoice, beneficiary, currency and urgency to indicate the right operational setup.
Restocking inventory
Inventory-linked payments get a quote upfront, document checks and status tracking for the operation.
Recurring operations with an Asian supplier
Frequent suppliers can have a more standardized routine to reduce rework between purchasing and finance.
| Traditional FX | With Lexxen | |
|---|---|---|
| Timing | depends on the bank queue | assessed by payment method and urgency |
| Cost | unclear IOF, fees and spread | quote and spread upfront |
| Operation | paperwork and remittance every cycle | specialist-guided flow |
| Visibility | little operational traceability | tracking by remittance and corridor data |
Questions about China.
Do I need a company in China?
How long does the money take to arrive?
How much does it cost?
What details do I need to send to assess the operation?
Does Lexxen promise instant settlement?
Can I talk to a specialist before opening an account?
Do I need an invoice right now?
Want to operate with China?
Tell us the volume, direction and frequency. We send back corridor, price and timing in writing.