Find below our comprehensive list of foreign exchange experts. Because currency specialists work with large amounts of USD, GBP, EUR and many other currencies, they can offer you better rates than high street banks.
Find out how much you will save when:
• Making regular payments (Mortgage, Pension, Salary…)
• Buying a property abroad
• Investing overseas
• Emigrating
• Transfering large amounts overseas…
Compare the companies and apply through the request form to get the best margins or rates.
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0.60% | 0.25% - 0.60% (Depending on volume) | Yes | Yes | £7 or £12 - No fee above for transfers above £30,000 | No minimum | Wide range of major and exotic currencies | Bank to Bank Transfers, Spot, Forward contract, Limit or Stop Loss Order |
Currency Index is a specialist foreign exchange brokerage, providing fast and secure international transfers for individuals and businesses. Our service is second to none with excellent rates of exchange on a wide variety of currencies and our professional teams of brokers are here to provide guidance.
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0.70% | 0.25% - 0.7% (Depending on volume) | Yes | Yes | £0 on trades above £5,000 | £250 | 37 accounts | Spot Contract, Forward Contract,Limit Order, Stop loss Order |
TorFX helps individuals and companies who need to make currency transfers, providing bank beating exchange rates, specialist advice and free international transfers as an alternative to using the major banks. More info > |
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1% | 0.25% - 1% (Depending on volume) | Yes | Yes | £0 | £3,000 or £250 Regular Payments | 76 Currencies | Spot Contract, Forward Contract,Limit Order, Stop loss Order |
Moneycorp specialises in foreign exchange and international payments and can help protect you from adverse currency fluctuations. They can also help you lock into favourable exchange rates, even if you don’t have all the funds available immediately. More info > |
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.6% | 0.1 to 0.6% depending on volume | Yes | Yes | £10 on amounts below £5,000 | £1,000 | 51 Currencies | Spot, Forward |
Ebury Partners will make sure you're getting the lowest rate. With margins lower than other companies, Ebury's focus is on the client, not the profit. Whether you just need enough to last a short trip or are looking to transfer millions, Ebury will be there every step of the way. More info > |
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1% | an average of 1% on top of the Interbank rate | No | yes | £0 (for trades in excess of £5,000) | £150 | 61 accounts | Bank to Bank transfer |
Based in London with offices in 5 continents and trading for more than 13 years, Currencies Direct is a leading international payments and foreign exchange company providing cost effective ways to move your money, whilst beating the high street banks More info > |
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0.9% | 0.1-0.9% based on volume | Yes | Yes | £10.00 on amounts below £5,000 | £2,500 | 29 currencies | Bank to Bank Transfers, Spot and Forward Contracts |
IFX is one of the UK’s leading specialist FX consultancies. We are a dynamic business with a global reach, serving a growing spread of corporate and private clients throughout the UK, Europe, the US and Australasia. More info > |
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1% | 0.25% - 1% (Depending on volume) | Yes | Yes | £0 on trades above £5,000 | £1,000 (£250 for regular payments) | ALL currencies | Bank to Bank transfer |
World First is one of UK’s leading foreign exchange broker headquartered in London, with further offices in Australia and New Zealand. World First are a privately owned company with no debts or liabilities, an A1 Credit rating. More info > |
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1% | 0.1% - 1% (Depending on volume) | Yes | No | £0 | £1,000 | 27 accounts | Transfers from and to bank accounts |
Voltrex handles currency conversion for both private individuals and businesses, offering low rates and quality service you have come to trust. Gather more information and request a quote to transfer your currency today! More info > |
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