T220 · Cat-18 · Cross-Border FX & Payments · Correspondent Banking

Model the impact of correspondent de-risking

Simulate the loss of 1, 2, or all active correspondent relationships on a payment corridor. Outputs hop count increase, incremental cost, volume at risk, alternative routing options, and a corridor vulnerability score.

De-Risking · Correspondent BankingBIS CPMIZero PII · Client-side

Last Reviewed · 2026-05-12

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Corridor

Corridors with historically elevated de-risking activity.

Active Correspondents on This Corridor

Monthly Volume (USD millions)

Payment Type

About this tool

Correspondent banking de-risking refers to financial institutions exiting correspondent relationships in certain corridors to reduce compliance risk. This disproportionately affects remittance corridors to developing economies.

BIS CPMI G20 cross-border payments roadmap identifies de-risking as a key structural barrier to meeting the 2027 cost and speed targets. This tool models the impact of relationship loss using indicative hop-count and cost multipliers.

BIS CPMI — G20 cross-border payments programme: de-risking in correspondent banking (2023)
FSB — Correspondent banking data report (2023)
World Bank — Remittance prices worldwide database Q4 2025
FATF — Guidance on correspondent banking (2016, updated 2023)

Correspondent De-Risking Impact