Is Aspire available for business in Canada?

Does Aspire serve business customers in Canada?

No, not for a business incorporated in Canada. Aspire is a business finance platform focused on Asia Pacific that offers multi currency accounts, cards and spend management. It accepts applications from companies incorporated in a defined set of countries, which include Singapore, Australia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam and the United States, among others. Canada is not among the supported countries of incorporation, so a company registered in Canada cannot open an Aspire account, even though Aspire holds a payment license in Canada for its own operations. As of 30 January 2026.

Eligibility for businesses in Canada

Aspire onboards private limited companies and certain other registered structures incorporated in its supported markets. Because Canada is not a supported country of incorporation, a business registered solely in Canada does not currently meet the eligibility to open an account. A group that also operates an entity incorporated in a supported market, such as Singapore, could apply through that entity, but the resulting account belongs to that company rather than the Canadian business. This would only change if Aspire added Canada to its list of supported countries of incorporation. Verify with the provider

What it costs locally

There is no published Canada pricing because the account is not offered to businesses incorporated in Canada. In its supported markets Aspire advertises accounts with no monthly fee on its entry tier and charges per use for foreign exchange, certain transfers and cards, with paid tiers for larger teams. Local Canadian fees would only exist if Aspire onboarded Canadian companies, which it does not. Confirm any current position directly with the provider. As of 30 January 2026

What local users report

There is no base of Canada incorporated Aspire business customers, since the platform onboards companies from its supported Asia Pacific markets and the United States. Founders who run both a Canadian company and an entity in a supported market sometimes use Aspire for the latter while using Canadian providers at home. Businesses registered in Canada that want multi currency accounts and cards today generally use Canadian banks and cross border providers that operate in the market. As of 30 January 2026.