When should I use Convert & Settle instead of a regular currency conversion?
Use Convert & Settle when your goal is to repay a Treyd invoice using funds held in another wallet currency. If you simply want to exchange currencies and keep the funds in your wallet, use a regular conversion instead.
Do I need to create a separate FX conversion before settling an invoice?
No. If you use Convert & Settle, Treyd will handle both the currency conversion and invoice settlement together.
Is the FX rate guaranteed when I submit a Convert & Settle request?
No. The FX rate shown when you submit the request is indicative. The final rate applied may differ slightly when the request is processed.
Can I convert currency and settle an invoice at the same time?
Yes. The Convert & Settle feature allows you to convert funds from one wallet currency and settle an invoice in a single request.
Is the FX rate guaranteed when I submit a conversion request?
No. The FX rate shown before submission is indicative. The final rate applied may differ slightly when the conversion is processed.
Can I convert currency and settle an invoice at the same time?
Yes. With Convert & Settle, you can convert funds from one wallet currency and settle a Treyd invoice in a single request.
How do I withdraw funds from my Treyd Wallet?
Go to Wallet, click Withdraw, enter the amount and currency, select your bank account, and confirm.
Treyd Wallet Overview
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Do I need to convert currency before settling an invoice?
Not necessarily. If you're repaying a Treyd invoice, you can use Convert & Settle instead of creating a separate conversion first.
Can I use the same details for all payments?
No. You need to use the correct account details based on the currency and transfer type.
