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Built for the apps people
send money with.

From super-apps like Careem to neobanks and exchange houses — Raly gives your users an honest, live view of what a transfer really costs, and gives your team the data to back it up.

Featured · Super-app

A bank-grade send experience, like Careem Pay

The ask

Let users send AED → INR/PKR/PHP and trust they're getting a fair rate.

With Raly

Drop in a live, branded corridor table: your rate vs the market, true cost, compliance — refreshed daily.

The result

Senders see the value in-app and complete the transfer instead of leaving to compare.

Super-apps

Show senders the real cost — in-app

Ride-hailing & super-apps adding remittance (e.g. Careem Pay)

Problem

Users don't trust a single rate. They screenshot competitors before sending.

With Raly

Embed a live corridor table showing your rate next to the market — with true cost, not just the headline FX.

Outcome

More completed transfers, fewer drop-offs to comparison sites.

Neobanks

Compliance, mapped per corridor

Digital banks expanding into new send markets

Problem

Every corridor has different KYC thresholds and limits. Keeping them current is manual.

With Raly

Per-corridor compliance levels and rules, kept up to date and served via API or a branded page.

Outcome

Launch corridors faster with the rules already mapped.

Exchange houses

Prove you're the best rate

Exchange houses & MTOs competing on price

Problem

Customers can't easily see that your rate beats the bank.

With Raly

A public Raly page that benchmarks you against every provider, refreshed daily and on your domain.

Outcome

Turn a better rate into a marketing asset.

Remittance startups

Skip building a rates pipeline

Early-stage cross-border products

Problem

Building FX + provider + compliance data in-house takes months.

With Raly

One API for live rates, ranked providers and compliance — integrate in an afternoon.

Outcome

Ship the product, not the data plumbing.

See it on your corridors

Spin up a branded page, or pull the same data via the API.