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LFSL Pay  ·  Cross-Border & FX

Libya's homegrown payment rail — settled in ninety seconds to forty-seven countries.

LFSL Pay is the cross-border settlement network built by the Libyan Financial Services League: a regulator-built, Sharia-compliant rail that moved 11.2 million transactions in 2024, cleared LD 4.8 billion across thirty-eight active corridors, and undercut the SWIFT average by six days on every transfer.

  • CBY License No. 2011-FSL-0047
  • Sharia-certified since 2019
  • 312 licensed bureau partners
Corridors live
47countries
Median settlement
00:01:28h:m:s
2024 volume
LD 4.8billion
Uptime (27 mo.)
98.7%
The Rail, audited

Quantifying LFSL Pay — speed, scale, uptime, and partner reach.

Every figure below is drawn from the Deloitte Libya independent audit dated 14 February 2025, covering twenty-seven consecutive months of platform telemetry through Q4 2024.

01

Ninety-second median settlement

Median cross-border transfer on LFSL Pay settles in 1 minute 28 seconds from counter to counter, versus the SWIFT correspondent-banking average of six calendar days measured across the same corridors in Q4 2024.

SWIFT avg.
6d 04h
LFSL Pay
1m 28s
Delta
≈ 6 days
02

LD 4.8 billion cleared in 2024

Total transaction volume processed across the rail reached LD 4,812,400,000 in the calendar year — a 43% year-over-year increase against 2023, and the largest annual settlement total ever recorded by a Libyan financial institution.

2023 baseline
LD 3.36b
2024 final
LD 4.81b
YoY
+43.2%
03

11.2 million transactions, one year

The rail executed 11,234,087 discrete payment instructions in 2024 — covering consumer remittances, SME supplier settlement, and corporate treasury rebalances. Average ticket size: LD 428.40. Failure rate: 0.13%.

Transactions
11.23M
Avg. ticket
LD 428
Fail rate
0.13%
04

98.7% uptime, 27 consecutive months

The LFSL Pay core ledger maintained 98.7% availability across twenty-seven consecutive months through Q4 2024 — measured to the second by Deloitte Libya against a four-nines target, and including the August 2024 datacenter migration with zero customer-visible downtime.

Uptime
98.7%
Months
27
Auditor
Deloitte LY

Forty-seven live corridors  ·  selected settlement lanes

Sample drawn from the 312 licensed bureau partners integrated to LFSL Pay as of Q1 2025. Median settlement measured at corridor level, December 2024.

Lane Liquidity hub Median FX window Compliance
Tripoli ↔ IstanbulTRY00:01:1108:00–18:00 TRTCBY + BDDK
Benghazi ↔ DubaiAED00:01:3206:00–22:00 GSTCBY + DFSA corr.
Misrata ↔ CairoEGP00:01:5407:00–19:00 CLTCBY + CBE
Tripoli ↔ TunisTND00:01:0807:00–20:00 CETCBY + BCT
Bayda ↔ AmmanJOD00:02:0408:00–18:00 ASTCBY + CBJ
Tripoli ↔ LondonGBP00:01:4606:00–20:00 GMTCBY + FCA corr.
Direct line  ·  LFSL Pay desk

Speak to a payments specialist — by corridor, by client type, by deadline.

The LFSL Pay desk in Tripoli routes inbound enquiries to a named specialist within one business day. Tell us the corridor, the ticket profile, and the deadline; we'll come back with a quote, a settlement window, and a draft MSA before the next working morning.

  • Diaspora

    Family remittance corridors above LD 5,000 / month, beneficiary onboarding in 38 Libyan cities.

  • Fintech partners

    API integration, white-label issuance against the LFSL Pay ledger, ISO 20022 message-mapping.

  • Trade finance

    Letters of credit, oilfield services settlement, supplier-financing programmes across 11 sectors.

  • Government & SOE

    Central-bank correspondent accounts, customs duty repatriation, sovereign supplier settlement.