Money Transfers with Spot Contract

Halo Financial Money Transfer Review

Halo Financial Money Transfer

0.7%
£1000 minimum transfer
Free Currency Exchange
Same day
FCA approved

Halo Financial Money Transfer Review is a Money Transfers with Spot Contract with a minimum transfer of £1000 minimum transfer

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FC Exchange Money Transfer

FC Exchange Money Transfer

1%
£5000
£10 flat fee when under £10,000
Sameday on all major currency transfers
FCA approved

Money Transfers with Spot Contract like FC Exchange Money Transfer are quick and simple with a timescale of around Sameday on all major currency transfers

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World First Money Transfer Review

World First Money Transfer

1%
£5000
Free over £5000
Sameday to 48 hours
FCA authorised and regulated

World First Money Transfer Review is a Money Transfers with Spot Contract with a minimum transfer of £5000

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Currencies Direct Money Transfer

Currencies Direct Money Transfer

0.7%
£100
Free Currencies Exchange
Sameday delivery on major currencies
FCA

Currencies Direct Money Transfer is a Money Transfers with Spot Contract with transaction fees of Free Currencies Exchange

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GCEN Money Transfer Review

GCEN Money Transfer

1%
£200 minimum transfer
£15 fee for under 5K - No transfer fees over 5K
Sameday delivery on major currencies
GCEN are FCA authorised

Money Transfers with Spot Contract like GCEN Money Transfer Review are quick and simple with a timescale of around Sameday delivery on major currencies

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What is a Spot contract?

A spot contact is most used if you just want to make a single payment or payments, Then make sure you get the best rate available. No matter how much money you need to transfer internationally from a large one off transfer to smaller payments but on a regular basis the process is the same if you are using a currency exchange company or a bank.

Spot Contract using your bank or currency company

If using your bank then you instruct your bank on how much to send and the date you want the funds to hit the beneficiary’s bank overseas. When calculating the amount due in the overseas local currency, the bank will instruct the buyer of the cost and they will be debited accordingly. Within 5 days of instructing the bank, the funds in the designated currency will arrive and clear at the overseas destination.

With a spot contract the commission, currency exchange rate and fee structure imposed on clients by the banks can be extremely confusing and through this confusion, the banks are able to relieve clients of substantial sums of money without them even realising it.

“Britons buying property abroad could have lost out on up to £1.8 billion because of high-street banks offering such a poor deal on foreign exchange, according to new research.”

Even though you can never buy currency at the rate quoted on the news, the interbank rate gives you an indication of where the rate is and what direction it’s moving in. It also gives you a rough idea as to how much currency will cost you.

When you do decide to buy currency or make an international payment the institution that you do it through will put a ‘mark-up’ over and above the interbank rate. So – if the interbank rate for a pound is equal to €1.23, you should expect to buy euros at a discounted price of €1.21 the difference representing the mark-up.

  • Providing better-than-bank exchange rates
  • Reducing the risk of your international payments from INCREASING
  • Offering a service with no fees*, no commission, no hidden charges (*Fees on amounts under £3,000)
  • Giving you direct access to your dedicated  Trader.
  • will be working for you – not their pay-packet
  • Making the whole process fast and effortless

 

 

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