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HEVN U.S. - Hold USD and pay globally through U.S. sponsor banks

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HEVN U.S. Accounts give eligible companies in 100+ countries access to USD banking through U.S. sponsor banks. Receive USD via Fedwire, hold USD, pay U.S. counterparties locally, and settle supported SWIFT payments from one platform. Built for importers, exporters, commodity traders, manufacturers, and other global businesses whose shipments and operations cannot wait for slow payment chains.

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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 We built HEVN U.S. Accounts after seeing international businesses lose days to bank emails, manual paperwork, unclear transfer statuses, and failed USD payments. For importers, exporters, commodity traders, and manufacturers, a delayed payment can hold up an entire shipment. Global trade moves continuously, but traditional banking often does not. HEVN gives eligible companies in 100+ countries access to USD accounts through U.S. sponsor banks. Businesses can hold USD, receive payments via Fedwire, pay U.S. counterparties locally, and settle supported international payments from one platform. We would love your feedback. What is the biggest friction your company faces when moving USD internationally?

 big commissions is the biggest issue :(

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 Thanks for the feedback! What fee would feel fair for a platform offering 0% stablecoin top-ups alongside SEPA, ACH, and SWIFT transfers, all in one place?

 The focus on reducing delays around USD payments really stood out to me. I’ve upvoted HEVN, and the Fedwire access plus local U.S. payments could be particularly useful for companies managing international trade. Curious how you handle payment status visibility when a transfer is delayed between banks.

Very bullish on Hevn!

My favorite bank !

This guys are really rock stars in fintech world! HEVN to the Moon!

finally not another AI wrapper, congrats with the launch!

Really interesting problem to tackle , especially for businesses where a payment delay can literally hold up an entire shipment.

Congrats on the launch friends! Cross-border USD banking is still painfully fragmented for companies outside the U.S. Curious, what does the typical onboarding timeline look like?

This looks like a genuinely useful solution for businesses dealing with international USD payments. The ability to hold USD, receive payments via Fedwire, and handle local counterparties from one platform could remove a lot of the usual banking friction. Congrats on the launch!

The quiet relief of not watching a cross border payment crawl through a week of limbo is very real, Nik, and this looks like exactly that !