You sell to customers in another market
An overseas customer needs to pay for goods or services, and your team needs the invoice, amount, market, and timing in one place.
Explore customer receipts →Business scenarios
For companies that sell, buy, and work internationally.
Prestwick Pay gives growing businesses a clearer place to begin when customers, suppliers, invoices, and markets cross borders.
Which sounds like your business?
Real work creates real payment questions.
These are common moments where a more organized starting point can help.
You rely on overseas suppliers
A supplier, contractor, or service partner is waiting, and your business needs to explain the relationship and purpose clearly.
Explore supplier payments →You manage international service work
Clients and contractors operate in different markets, with recurring invoices or project-based payments.
You coordinate finance administration
Owners and finance teams need payment questions, documents, and follow-up to stay understandable.
A useful first conversation
Short, specific, and tied to business activity.
The best starting point is not a long technical brief. It is a clear explanation of who is involved and what needs to happen.
Describe your situationBusinessWhat your company does
Products or services, operating markets, and the reason payment help is needed.
CounterpartyWho is paying or receiving
Customer, supplier, contractor, or partner, and where they are located.
PaymentWhat the money is for
Invoice, goods, services, recurring work, or another commercial purpose.
TimingWhat needs to happen next
Approximate amount, deadline, frequency, and the decision your team needs to make.
Useful across business models
Built around how your company works.
The same payment task can look different depending on how a business earns revenue, works with partners, and manages finance administration.
Import and export businesses
Customer receipts and supplier payments connected to goods, orders, and commercial relationships.
Agencies and consultancies
International client billing, project invoices, contractors, and recurring service arrangements.
Digital and online businesses
Cross-market customers, platform relationships, service partners, and operating expenses.
Owner-managed companies
A simpler way to keep payment questions understandable across owners, staff, and external partners.
From first sale to repeat activity
A starting point that can grow with the conversation.
Whether this is a one-time invoice or an ongoing business need, begin with the current task and the most useful context.
Start with your use case