International Payments
How are we cheaper?
Most banks and currency brokers add on extra to the exchange rate that customers are not aware of. This can work out very expensive. How cheeky!
We give you the real exchange rate and clearly show our low cost fee on top, the more you order the lower the fee.
You send
1 = Real exchange rate
The more you transfer the lower the fee
Recipient gets
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Source: compareholidaymoney.com
You send
Recepient gets
You send | Exchange rate | Recipient receives (After fees) |
*You could save | |
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*We capture the exchange rates being offered by airports and high street providers once a month and calculate what spread they are taking off the live interbank rate. We then compare that to what rates we are offering to calculate the savings you can make if you use us.
*Your potential saving has been calculated using our exchange rate and the most expensive provider's rate in the market at a given point in time.
Annual transfer amount
GBP / EUR
£ 0 - 500k
Fee: 0.4%
Annual transfer amount
GBP / EUR
£ 500k - £ 5M
Fee: 0.35%
Annual transfer amount
GBP / EUR
£ 5M+
Fee: 0.34%
Log in to your account or visit the homepage and select the transfer method you would like to use
Via the converter on the homepage select the currency you wish to send and how much.
Our rates are always moving with the market. Once you have entered the details in the converter and accepted the rate offered, you have locked in your rate and the rate will be fixed.
If you are sending money on a regular basis to the same recipient, select the recipient from your saved recipient list or if you are sending money to someone new add a new recipient - this can be done in a few minutes!
The last step, you can make payment to us via credit, debit cards or bank transfer. Keep an eye on your inbox for updates regarding the progress of your transfer and confirmation that your recipient has received the funds.
Our International Payments Platform allows you to send money at the interbank exchange rate plus a small transaction fee. Within a few simple clicks you can send the money overseas We aim to save you up to 4% than your bank.
Signing up to make a currency payment is very simple and shouldn't take you longer than 5 minutes. In some cases, following the registration process and for your own security, we may request some documents to prove your identity. We can accept clear photos or scans which can be uploaded securely via the My Account section of our website or by clicking here. We accept the following file formats JPG, PDF, PNG.
Providing Proof of Address
The simplest way to provide this would be a utility bill (electric, gas, landline phone, water, satellite/cable TV, or broadband) or a bank statement. Please note we only accept documents which are within 3 months of age and they must include your full name and address. We cannot accept TV licences or mobile phone bills and please note that all documents must original and not edited.
Providing proof of Identification
We can accept an upload of your passport, government issued identity card or photocard drivers licence. Please make sure that your documents are in date and are valid.
When Uploading
Make sure that the name and address match those that you have registered. Secondly, your file must be less than 5MB each and must be clear.
You can currently transfer as much as GBP £50,000 worth of currency at a time online; however, we can most certainly accommodate larger transactions. Simply get in contact.
For a list of currencies we can accept and pay out, please use our converter by clicking here
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