Payments

See your savings on every supplier.

Add your suppliers, see the per-supplier annual savings at interbank rates, settle same-day instead of 3–5 business days. Enroll in the beta to lock your rate when the rail goes live.

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Supplier
Acme Plastics Ltd.

Toronto · EUR · Net 30 · 4 parts supplied

TuringDock Payments
Pay Acme through TuringDock and save
~$1,440
/year

Settle same day instead of 3–5 business days.

✓ Beta access requested

How it works

Set up in 5 minutes, no MRP required

Pick "Save on international supplier payments" at signup and skip the full MRP setup. A 4-step wizard captures your top suppliers + your bank's current FX markup and shows the savings number.

Want the full MRP later? Add your products and BOM whenever; your supplier data carries over without re-entry.

Per-supplier savings on every supplier node

Every supplier in your workspace gets a TuringDock Payments panel right on its node modal: "Pay Acme Plastics through TuringDock and save approximately $1,440/year. Settle same day instead of 3–5 business days."

The number comes from the parts you buy from them × your typical volume × the FX markup your bank charges (which you can tune in workspace settings).

Enroll in the beta with one tap

Below the savings number, an Enroll-in-beta button records your interest. Tap once; the button morphs to "Beta access requested" on every supplier.

When the rail goes live, the same button becomes "Pay this PO" in the exact same position. You'll recognize it instantly because it's the button you've been seeing all along.

Interbank rates, same-day settlement

Big-bank wires charge 2–3% FX markups, take 3–5 business days, and offer zero visibility when something goes wrong. TuringDock Payments routes at interbank rates with 0% markup, same-day settlement, and full status updates inside your workspace.

On a $50k/year EUR supplier spend, that's roughly $1,250/year saved per supplier just on the markup. Multiply by your supplier count.

Why this is the new age of MRP

Legacy MRPs treat payments as out-of-system: you do procurement in the MRP, then log into your bank's wire portal, paste in the supplier's details, hope it arrives. The MRP never sees the money; you re-key everything.

TuringDock Payments runs inside the same workflow. Every supplier node carries its own savings panel. Every PO will (soon) be payable in one tap from the same screen where you issued it. Procurement and payments become one motion.

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Common questions

What does TuringDock Payments actually do?
Pays your international suppliers at interbank FX rates from inside the purchase order. The FX rate locks at PO issuance (not at payment time), so the margin you quoted on survives the 30 to 60 day gap between quote and payment. Same-day settlement for major corridors (USD, EUR, GBP, JPY). No $30 wire fees. The PO record updates automatically when the payment completes.
How much do typical Canadian manufacturers save?
Big Five Canadian banks mark up FX 2.5 to 3% on small-business outbound wires and charge $30 to $50 per wire on top. On a $50,000 USD supplier payment, that's $1,250 to $1,500 of margin returned. A shop placing 30 international POs a year at $25,000 average ticket size saves roughly $18,000 in FX markup alone, plus $900 to $1,500 in wire fees. The standalone calculator at /payments-savings gives you a per-supplier estimate with your own spend numbers.
Is TuringDock Payments live?
Public beta. The rail is functional with the first cohort of customers; pricing for the platform fee component is being co-developed with them. Enroll via the Enroll-in-beta button on any supplier modal inside the TuringDock app and the founder will reach out within 24 hours.
What currencies are supported?
USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, AUD, MXN, CHF, HKD, SGD, with CAD as the base. If your supplier is paid in a currency outside that list, talk to us — corridor additions typically take two weeks.
Do I have to switch banks?
No. TuringDock Payments doesn't replace your operating account; it sits alongside as the international-payments rail. Your CAD operating banking (payroll, GST/HST remittance, day-to-day) stays at RBC/TD/BMO/CIBC/Scotiabank/wherever. International supplier payments route through TuringDock at PO issuance.
Is TuringDock a bank?
No. The payment rail runs on a licensed fintech infrastructure partner with the necessary banking relationships and regulatory licenses in Canada, the US, and supplier-side jurisdictions. TuringDock owns the MRP layer + the rate-lock UX + the per-PO integration; the actual money movement is provided by partners. The same structural model as Wise, Stripe, etc.

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Last updated 2026-05-23