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NexEuro coverage Europe (SEPA, including Serbia) is active. The United States is in development. 🇺🇸 USA Coming soon · OCT Inst SEPA zone 36 countries · Active 🇷🇸 Serbia (May 2026)
Active — SEPA Instant, free between individuals In development — OCT Inst international corridor
Serbia — Available

🇷🇸 Serbia: a full member

Serbia joined the SEPA Credit Transfer scheme in May 2026. A transfer to a Serbian euro account goes through the same network, with the same speed and the same zero cost as a transfer to any other SEPA country.

If the recipient account is in Serbian dinar (RSD), an exchange conversion applies, with rate and fees shown before you confirm.

United States — Coming soon

🇺🇸 US: a corridor on European rails

The United States is not part of SEPA. NexEuro relies on the European One-Leg Out Instant Credit Transfer (OCT Inst) scheme, designed for transfers between the euro area and a foreign currency.

Our membership of this scheme is in progress, along with the selection of a settlement partner. This corridor is not live yet.

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US waitlist

Be notified at launch

We'll let you know as soon as the OCT Inst corridor to the United States is available. No date, pricing or timeline is being communicated at this stage.

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Frequently asked questions

Why is Serbia no longer considered an international country?
Since 5 May 2026, Serbia has been part of the SEPA Credit Transfer scheme (entered in the EPC register on 13 March 2026). A transfer to a Serbian euro account is a standard SEPA transfer, with no special handling compared with a France–Germany transfer.
Will the US corridor be free?
No. The US corridor will involve exchange fees (EUR → USD conversion) and possibly processing fees tied to the OCT Inst scheme and the settlement partner, unlike the free SEPA network between individuals. The exact pricing will be communicated at launch, once our settlement partnership is finalised.
When will the US corridor be available?
We don't give a date until our settlement partner is under contract. Sign up to the waitlist to be informed first as soon as it opens.
Will the US corridor be covered by the ACPR licence?
The electronic-money-institution licence being prepared with the ACPR covers operations carried out within the SEPA Area. The US corridor will require an additional contractual framework (a dollar settlement partner) and, where applicable, an extension of the licence's scope.