Boonie | Safe Cross-Border Supplier Payments

How do I pay Mexico suppliers safely?

Most US buyers pay Mexico suppliers with wires, which are irreversible and expose you to fraud or disputes. With Boonie, you create a protected payment: funds stay in your own account and only release when delivery is verified or the agreed terms are met. Your supplier sees proof of funds without needing to pre-collect, so you remove the prepayment risk while keeping the relationship strong.

What’s the difference with an escrow ?

Traditional escrow requires a third party to hold your money, which adds cost and slows down transactions. Boonie works differently: funds stay in your account but are “locked” until proof of delivery is confirmed. That means faster payments, lower cost, and no new bank account setup. Suppliers still get proof that money is secured, but you stay in control of your cash until conditions are met.

Can I protect wire transfers and ACH?

Yes. Boonie works with the same payment rails you already use, including wires, ACH, and RTP. The difference is that the payment is only released once your agreed proof is met, like a signed invoice, customs document, or delivery confirmation. If something goes wrong, funds return to your available balance instead of being lost to an irreversible transfer.

How does it work with net terms?

Boonie supports any payment terms you agree on, including Net-30, Net-45, or Net-60. Instead of sending money upfront, you reserve the funds in your account and they remain “locked” until the term ends or delivery is verified. Your supplier sees proof of funds immediately, so they know payment is guaranteed, but you keep control of your cash until the agreed release date. This reduces disputes and makes net-terms safer for both sides.

How do I pay Mexico suppliers safely?

Most US buyers pay Mexico suppliers with wires, which are irreversible and expose you to fraud or disputes. With Boonie, you create a protected payment: funds stay in your own account and only release when delivery is verified or the agreed terms are met. Your supplier sees proof of funds without needing to pre-collect, so you remove the prepayment risk while keeping the relationship strong.

What’s the difference with an escrow ?

Traditional escrow requires a third party to hold your money, which adds cost and slows down transactions. Boonie works differently: funds stay in your account but are “locked” until proof of delivery is confirmed. That means faster payments, lower cost, and no new bank account setup. Suppliers still get proof that money is secured, but you stay in control of your cash until conditions are met.

Can I protect wire transfers and ACH?

Yes. Boonie works with the same payment rails you already use, including wires, ACH, and RTP. The difference is that the payment is only released once your agreed proof is met, like a signed invoice, customs document, or delivery confirmation. If something goes wrong, funds return to your available balance instead of being lost to an irreversible transfer.

How does it work with net terms?

Boonie supports any payment terms you agree on, including Net-30, Net-45, or Net-60. Instead of sending money upfront, you reserve the funds in your account and they remain “locked” until the term ends or delivery is verified. Your supplier sees proof of funds immediately, so they know payment is guaranteed, but you keep control of your cash until the agreed release date. This reduces disputes and makes net-terms safer for both sides.

How do I pay Mexico suppliers safely?

Most US buyers pay Mexico suppliers with wires, which are irreversible and expose you to fraud or disputes. With Boonie, you create a protected payment: funds stay in your own account and only release when delivery is verified or the agreed terms are met. Your supplier sees proof of funds without needing to pre-collect, so you remove the prepayment risk while keeping the relationship strong.

What’s the difference with an escrow ?

Traditional escrow requires a third party to hold your money, which adds cost and slows down transactions. Boonie works differently: funds stay in your account but are “locked” until proof of delivery is confirmed. That means faster payments, lower cost, and no new bank account setup. Suppliers still get proof that money is secured, but you stay in control of your cash until conditions are met.

Can I protect wire transfers and ACH?

Yes. Boonie works with the same payment rails you already use, including wires, ACH, and RTP. The difference is that the payment is only released once your agreed proof is met, like a signed invoice, customs document, or delivery confirmation. If something goes wrong, funds return to your available balance instead of being lost to an irreversible transfer.

How does it work with net terms?

Boonie supports any payment terms you agree on, including Net-30, Net-45, or Net-60. Instead of sending money upfront, you reserve the funds in your account and they remain “locked” until the term ends or delivery is verified. Your supplier sees proof of funds immediately, so they know payment is guaranteed, but you keep control of your cash until the agreed release date. This reduces disputes and makes net-terms safer for both sides.