MAGMA is a regulated Payment Intermediary Service Provider delivering compliant and scalable infrastructure for global payment operations.
We enable PSPs, EMIs, and cross-border payment companies to move funds seamlessly, manage liquidity, and scale across borders — without the need to build costly local setups.
MAGMA is authorized by the Mauritius Financial Services Commission (FSC) to operate as a Payment Intermediary Service Provider. Our platform is built with compliance and operational integrity at its core.
🌍 Multi-Currency Operational Accounts
Hold, send, and receive funds in 40+ currencies, including:
USD, EUR, KES, ZAR, AED, GHS, NGN, INR, CNY, and more.
Manage global collections and disbursements from a single interface — with no need to open local accounts in each region.
🏦 Named Sub-Accounts
We provide dedicated sub-accounts with your institution’s name in the Standard Settlement Instructions (SSI) — ensuring transparency, trust, and operational clarity.
💸 Scalable Cross-Border Payments
Our infrastructure allows you to operate across markets without maintaining multiple local banking relationships.
Enjoy no daily limits or balance requirements on outbound flows, holding, and FX conversions.
💻 Digital Onboarding & Account Management
End-to-end onboarding, KYC, and payment instructions — all managed digitally through our platform.
No physical presence required.
💼 Focused on B2B
MAGMA focuses on supporting business clients and institutional payment flows.
Our infrastructure is designed to help you move funds globally with clarity, compliance, and control.
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