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USD account · your funds stay yours · FinCEN MSB

Dollars that land in seconds and answer to you.

Open an account from 230 countries — no US company needed. Receive in USD, EUR, GBP, AED, hold a balance, and send to 191 countries, from an account in your own name that only you control. No monthly fees.

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Updated · Reviewed by Leeroy Hendriks, Chief Executive Officer

Estimate a payout

estimate

USD

They receive

≈ ₦1,334,961.56

Payout currency

1 USD = 1347.7653 NGN

Account type
Maash fee$9.50 (0.85% + $1.00)

Estimated mid-market rate, as of Aug 20, 2026, 11:27 AM UTC. The fee comes out of the amount you send, so the recipient gets the rest. The exact amount is shown before you confirm.

Global reach

191

countries you can pay out to — payouts over a country’s own bank network often arrive in minutes, any day of the week.

Seconds

between Maash accounts

$0/mo

monthly fee

4

receive currencies

from 0.5%

business payout + fixed fee

// which account is yours

Get paid, hold, and send.

Hold your balance in USD and convert to another currency only when you pay out, at the mid-market rate, with no monthly fee and no minimum. Between a personal and a business account, what changes is what it costs to receive, who can pay in, and how much one payment can carry.

Personal

A client, a platform, or an employer can pay into your USD and AED accounts. Your EUR and GBP accounts take only your own transfers. Receiving costs 1%, plus a $5.00 fixed fee on AED.

Your balance

$12,840.00

How a personal account works →

Business

A client, a platform, or an employer can pay into your USD, EUR, and AED accounts. Your GBP account takes only your own transfers. Receiving costs 0.5%, plus a $5.00 fixed fee on AED.

Acme Studio+$4,200.00Received · Today
What a business account costs →

Your USD account also receives international transfers. Your EUR, GBP, and AED accounts receive transfers from within their own regions.

// where maash sends

Every destination, on its own page.

68 countries are paid out in their own currency and 123 in US dollars. The 49 pages below carry the live rate, fees, delivery speed, and the banks we pay out to.

All 191 payout countries, and where you can open an account →

Personal-account fee and the fastest delivery time — each page lists the networks that country is reached over, the personal and business fee, and, where we list them, the banks we pay out to. Days are business days — a Saturday delays a same-day or next-day payout. These are ceilings, not typical times: within the window, how fast the money lands depends on the receiving bank.

Whose money is it, really?

Whose money is it, really?
A bankA money-transfer appmaash.
Who holds your moneyThe bankThe providerYou
Can they freeze your balanceYesYesNo
Account in your own nameYesOften pooledNamed
Sign-inPassword + OTPPasswordPasskey + biometric

Occasionally a banking partner pauses a transfer for a short compliance check. A review delays a transfer — it never takes your money.

General comparison of common account types. Your experience varies by provider.

Maash — FAQ

Safety

Does Maash hold my money?

No. Your funds sit in your own account — not pooled with other customers, and never in Maash’s hands. Maash can’t spend, move, or freeze your balance. You authorize every payment yourself.

Cost

What does Maash cost?

There are no account or monthly fees — you pay only when you move money. Receiving is 1% on a personal account and 0.5% on a business account, plus a $5.00 fixed fee on AED; payouts are priced per destination, starting from those rates, each with a fixed fee of up to $35.00 depending on where the money goes, shown before you send. Sending to another Maash account is free.

Speed

How fast are transfers?

Payments between Maash accounts land in seconds. Bank payouts depend on the destination: payouts over a country’s own bank network often arrive in minutes, any day of the week, while international wires take one to a few business days — that is a ceiling, not the typical case, and each country page states its own time.

Regulation

Is Maash regulated?

Maash Inc. is registered with the U.S. FinCEN as a Money Services Business, number 31000316638898. Maash is a financial technology company, not an FDIC-insured bank, and balances are not bank deposits — FDIC deposit insurance covers only the failure of an insured bank. Full detail is on the Security & Compliance page.

Crypto

Do I need to know anything about crypto to use Maash?

No. Maash works like a normal US-dollar account: you get paid, hold a balance, and send money in dollars. There is nothing technical to learn and nothing to manage beyond your account and a passkey.

Is Maash safe?

Your money sits in your own account, and only you can move it — Maash can’t spend, move, or freeze your balance, by design rather than by policy. The dollars behind it are fully reserved — held one-for-one, redeemable for dollars, with reserves independently attested each month. Maash Inc. is registered with the U.S. FinCEN as a Money Services Business (31000316638898). Money moves in and out through licensed banking partners.

How your money stays safe →

Open your USD account.

Receive in USD, EUR, GBP, AED, send to 191 countries. No monthly fees.