Automatic flow selection
When both selected currencies are fiat, FinHost opens the FX flow. Pairs involving crypto continue through the crypto conversion flow.
Real-Time Currency Exchange
Real-Time Currency Exchange (FX)
FinHost routes fiat-to-fiat pairs into a dedicated FX flow. Customers select the accounts, enter the sell amount, review the rate and calculated buy amount, and confirm the conversion inside your web or mobile product.
- Fiat-to-fiat routing
- Rate and buy amount before confirmation
- Order and transaction records
←Exchange
$ USD Account5,069.00 USD
Sell amount1,000.00 USD
🇺🇸 → 🇪🇺USD → EUR
- Sell amount
- 1,000.00 USD
- Rate
- 1.00 USD = 0.98 EUR
- Buy amount
- 980.00 EUR
Built for customer-facing products
One focused flow from currency selection to execution
FinHost keeps the exchange journey understandable without exposing unnecessary operational complexity to the end customer.
Review before conversion
The confirmation sheet shows the currency pair, sell amount, conversion rate and calculated buy amount before the customer confirms.
Traceable after execution
Order history and transaction details keep the conversion result, amounts, rate, timestamps and identifiers available after submission.
Customer journey
From currency selection to a recorded conversion
The screens show a clear sequence with no switch to a separate product or external exchange interface.
- 01
Select the pair
Choose the From and To currencies. A fiat-to-fiat pair is routed to FX automatically.
- 02
Select the accounts
Choose a source account and an account for the currency being bought. If needed, the interface prompts account creation.
- 03
Enter the sell amount
FinHost displays the available balance, conversion rate and calculated amount to be bought.
- 04
Confirm the conversion
Review the pair, sell amount, rate and buy amount, then place the conversion and open its record from order history.
Account-based FX
Convert directly from one currency account to another
The exchange form starts with the customer’s source and destination accounts. The sell amount is entered in the From currency, while the To amount is calculated from the displayed FX rate.
- The account selector shows each account’s available balance
- The same currency cannot be selected on both sides
- If the destination account is missing, the customer sees a Create account option
- An inline error appears when the required account cannot be created or selected
ExchangeOrder history
$ USD Account5,069.00 USD
1,000.00USD
⇅
€ EUR Account10,000.00 EUR
980.00EUR
Rate1.00 USD = 0.98 EUR
Order and transaction records
Every conversion stays traceable after confirmation
The shared exchange history lists both FX and crypto orders. Opening an FX record reveals the conversion data and its related completed transaction.
Order details · USD → EURExecuted
- Sell amount
- 101.00 USD
- Buy amount
- 109.00 EUR
- Rate
- 1 USD = 0.9282 EUR
- Time/Date
- 15:57, 31 May 2024
- Order ID
- 0xec7842…1ccec4
Successful conversion
The result screen names the destination account and shows sold amount, bought amount, fee and rate.
Specific failure reason
A failed order can explain that the price changed significantly or that processing timed out, with a direct support contact.
InitiatedOpenExecuted partiallyExecutedFailed
One entry point, two flows
The selected currencies determine what happens next
The first Exchange screen is shared. Fiat-to-fiat selections open Real-Time Currency Exchange; any pair involving crypto opens Built-In Crypto Exchange.
Real-Time Currency ExchangeBuilt-In Crypto Exchange
PairsFiat-to-fiatPairs involving crypto
Confirmation dataSell amount, rate and buy amountSell amount, market price, estimated buy amount and estimated fee
HistoryFX order plus related completed transactionCrypto order with its execution lifecycle
RoutingOpened automatically for two fiat currenciesOpened automatically when crypto is selected
FAQ
Real-time currency exchange, explained
How does FinHost decide between FX and crypto conversion?
The selected pair determines the route. Two fiat currencies open the FX flow; a pair containing a cryptocurrency opens the crypto conversion flow.
What does the customer review before confirming FX?
The confirmation sheet shows the currency pair, sell amount, conversion rate and calculated buy amount.
What if the destination account does not exist?
The customer is prompted to create an eligible account before placing the exchange, avoiding a flow that cannot be completed.
What information is stored in an FX order?
The order details include the pair, rate, sell amount, buy amount, date and time, order ID, status and a related transaction when available.
What happens if the conversion fails?
The order receives a Failed status and shows a specific reason, such as a significant price change or a processing timeout. The customer is directed to retry or contact support.