Industries We Serve

Florida handles approximately 20% of US goods exports, with deep trade ties to Latin America, Asia and Europe. We help importers and exporters manage complex, high-volume FX requirements across the world's most active trade corridors.

• BRL, MXN, COP, KRW, CNY, EUR corridor management
• Local payment rails to Brazil and LatAm — faster and cheaper than SWIFT
• Forward contracts to lock in rates at purchase order stage
• Transparent spreads — no hidden bank margins

Florida is home to L3Harris, General Dynamics, Northrop Grumman and dozens of tier-2 aerospace suppliers. Defence export programmes with NATO allies and Gulf state customers generate ongoing GBP, EUR and AED payment requirements that demand specialist FX management.

• GBP and EUR management for UK and European NATO programme payments
• AED and SAR for Gulf state defence procurement
• Forward cover aligned to programme milestone schedules
• ITAR-compliant cross-border payment routing

Florida's I-4 corridor MedTech hub is growing rapidly. Medical device and life sciences companies expanding into EU markets face significant EUR and GBP obligations — regulatory fees, CRO payments, distributor invoices — from early in their international journey.

• EUR management for EU MDR / CE Mark regulatory fees and notified body audits
• GBP and EUR for CRO (Contract Research Organisation) trial site payments
• Distributor payment terms in EUR, GBP and AUD
• Multi-currency accounts for international subsidiary management

International businesses establishing or operating US operations face a unique set of banking and FX challenges from day one. Nextpay Global specialises in solving the specific problems that UK and European companies encounter when entering the US market — including the circular dependency between EIN registration and US banking access.

• US dollar capability before US entity formation is complete
• GBP/EUR to USD intercompany payment management
• UK and European payroll running in parallel with US operations
• Profit repatriation — optimal timing and rate execution

Florida welcomed over 143 million tourists in 2025 — a significant share arriving from the UK, Canada, Brazil and Europe. Hotels, resorts, attractions and tour operators receive revenue in mixed currencies daily and face ongoing international supplier payment requirements.

• Multi-currency OTA payout management (GBP, CAD, BRL, EUR)
• International food and beverage procurement in EUR and GBP
• Group booking rate management for international tour operators
• Franchise fee repatriation for international hotel brands

Miami is the cruise capital of the world. Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Norwegian and MSC all operate major South Florida headquarters. The sector's FX exposure spans port disbursements, crew payroll across 60+ nationalities, and global supply chain payments.

• Port disbursement account (PDA) payments in 50+ local currencies
• Multi-currency crew payroll across 60+ nationalities
• Fuel and bunkering settlement in USD, EUR and SGD
• Charter party and shipyard repair contracts in EUR and NOK

South Florida real estate is one of the most internationally-driven property markets in the world. International buyers, foreign equity investors and cross-border legal transactions all generate FX requirements that benefit from specialist management.

• International buyer fund management — BRL, EUR, GBP, CAD, ARS
• Developer equity capital calls from European and LatAm investors
• Law firm international client billing and repatriation
• Foreign investor 1031 exchange fund management

Florida's technology sector is expanding rapidly across Tampa, Orlando and Miami. SaaS and AI companies expand internationally almost from launch — adding European customers, hiring distributed teams and receiving international subscription revenue before they have any FX infrastructure in place.

• International subscription revenue management — GBP, EUR, CAD, AUD
• Developer and contractor payroll in GBP and EUR
• Stripe and payment processor FX cost reduction
• Intercompany pricing between US entity and UK/EU subsidiary