Cross-border payments can pass through multiple intermediary banks, making it difficult to understand where a payment is, why it's delayed, or why the final amount differs from what was sent. Track 360 provides direct access to payment status, routing information, fee visibility, and delivery confirmation, helping teams answer questions faster and manage payments with greater confidence.
Track 360 surfaces the tracking data that matters to finance teams, accounts payable, and treasury, without you needing to call your bank.
See every institution in the chain, from your originating bank through each correspondent bank to the beneficiary.
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Understand exactly where fees were deducted and how exchange rate conversions affected the final delivered amount.
Confirm the exact date, time, and amount received by the beneficiary, with full remittance details intact.
Monitor payments in real time and receive alerts when a payment status changes or requires attention.
Full, unaltered remittance information travels with the payment, simplifying reconciliation for both parties.
Share a tracking link directly with your vendor or supplier. They can check payment status themselves, without contacting your AP team.
International payments generate uncertainty when teams cannot see where money is, who is processing it, or when it will arrive. SWIFT gpi captures this information throughout the payment journey across 4,000+ institutions in 198 countries.
As a business, accessing that data has traditionally meant going through your bank.
Track 360 makes it accessible to you. Your team and your vendors can see routing, fees, and delivery status in real time
Track 360 helps finance teams:
Reduce supplier payment inquiries
Eliminate manual payment investigations
Resolve payment issues faster
Improve reconciliation accuracy
Increase confidence in payment delivery
Spend less time coordinating with banks
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