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International Money Transfers – P3 – How Transfer Works
How the Transfer Works
When you receive an international invoice that needs to be paid to an overseas account in foreign currency, you become exposed to market risk. FX rates can change between the time you receive the invoice and the time you arrange the payment, affecting your financial position.
You can minimize that risk by contacting your dedicated FX broker or simply logging into the online payment processing system to arrange FX conversion and funds transfer at the time and rate that is most favourable to your needs.
Here’s how the international transfer works when working with a dedicated AccendoFX broker, in a few simple and easy-to-follow steps. Following these guidelines, you can be confident that your payment will be delivered according to your exact instructions and the FX conversion process will be conducted by an experienced financial professional with in-depth understanding of optimal market timings.
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