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A corporate FX transaction involves a bank, on behalf of their corporate client, paying for the currency it sold at an agreed rate to another bank and receiving a different currency in return for the funds being cleared and settled in the local clearings.

The transaction currency is the currency that you will be purchasing and selling in a foreign exchange market. If there are any gains or losses pertaining to the foreign exchange transaction, it is applied to the settlement currency.

The transaction currency multiplied by the exchange rate will indicate the settlement currency amount for the transaction. Example: An order to buy 100,000 EUR. USD @ 1.353 has a settlement currency amount of USD 135,300 .

Cross-currency settlement risk is a type of settlement risk in which a party involved in a foreign exchange transaction sends the currency it has sold but does not receive the currency it has bought. In cross-currency settlement risk, the full amount of the currency purchased is at risk.

Settlement currency is the currency a vendor selects to be paid out in and the currency in which funds are sent to the vendor's bank account. You can have one settlement currency or multiple, depending on the functionality of your payment processor and the availability of accounts.

Transaction currency is a currency in which the client performs the payment. Initially, a transaction currency is the final currency in case of a conflict with the base currency. From USD to ILS, the demand for different currencies differs across the globe.

Your settlement currency is the currency in which your funds will be deposited into your business bank account. Depending on your account setup, you may only be able to settle in your home currency, or you may have the option to settle in multiple currencies.