Request/across a border
They send
£200.00
You receive
₨ 70,701
How the rate would be held
A sent request would fix its rate for 24 hours: paid inside that window the PKR is the amount quoted, whatever the market did in between, and paid later you are both re-quoted before anything moves. Nothing is held yet — this screen cannot create a request, so the figure below is what the terms would produce, not a rate anybody is keeping for you. 1 GBP = 353.51 PKR from the fixed table, not a live quote
Say who you are asking to carry on.
Outstanding
Nothing asked for yet. A request you send lives here until it is paid or it expires — with a receipt when it lands, never a silent close.
IllustrativeThe platform carries cross-border request-with-a-locked-rate from the Stage B work, but nothing on this screen calls it — no request is created, no link is generated and no rate is held. The rate quoted comes from the same fixed table Send and Convert read, so the three screens cannot disagree about what a rate is. The 24-hour window is the shape that endpoint has to honour, and it is the only part of this page that is a product commitment rather than a layout.