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Simple set up
Enter the details of your multi-currency account on your marketplace platform and start selling!
Stay in control
Get notifications when you receive funds, and control whether to hold or convert currency from your online account.
Focus on the bigger picture
With more visibility and simple transfers, you're free to focus on the day-to-day running of your business.
Paying international suppliers?
Keep your costs within budget with minimum effort. We make international business easier by delivering fast and secure supplier payments.
Need transfers on the go?
View balances, create rate alerts or send payments in seconds from your online account. Now available as an app on the Apple store and Google Play.
Worried about market movements?
Use our risk management services to manage the impact that exchange rate movements have on your profits and reduce the cost of imports.
Still have questions?
We’ve put together answers to all of our most frequently asked questions about services for Ecommerce businesses.
There’s a lot more to selling online than foreign exchange, that’s why we work in partnership with suppliers across the ecommerce industry so you’re supported in all of your global endeavors.
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Sterling posted a strong performance yesterday, rising against the majors as investors responded to news that the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee voted 3-6 for an immediate rate rise, up from the previous meeting which only featured 2 hawkish votes.
Today will feature the Bank of England’s (BoE) June rate decision, and whilst a rate hike is not expected today, investors are hopeful that the central bank will lay the groundwork, or at least hint at the prospect of a rate rise in August.
The euro encountered significant pressure yesterday, falling as investors responded to dovish remarks from European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi.
We're authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority as an Electronic Money Institution.
We have the highest possible Dun & Bradstreet credit rating, meaning we’re considered to have the lowest possible level of risk.
Currency is our business; we handled currency worth over £4.5 billion last year alone.
More than 210,000 people have trusted us to manage their currency transfers since 1996.
