daniels27 said:
Yes, but only for business. For private you can use ibkr or Amnis.
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Why do you say that? You mean that in the business exchanging currencies must be explicitly stated as one of the sources of the company's profits?daniels27 said:
Yes, but only for business. For private you can use ibkr or Amnis.
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Yes Wise is convenient, Revolut seems convenient too if you have a plan with no restrictions/commissions (for that you need to pay about 10eur/month).EliasIT said:
You also need to keep an eye on what it costs each time you exchange your currency, there is a difference, and I have noticed that Wise is one of the cheapest.
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I of course do not know what @daniels27 was thinking about 😉 but I think the background is the fact that both Currenxie and Worldfirst open accounts only for businesses, not for a personal use.Sean Restling said:
Why do you say that? You mean that in the business exchanging currencies must be explicitly stated as one of the sources of the company's profits?
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Do you mean International Payments with the #1 Platform - fast & simple | amnis ? If so, what is the source of this information? AFAIK, they target also at businesses only, mainly at SMEs...EUman said:
Why AMNIS is asking for minimum 100K currency exchange on the PERSONAL account?
Is there any fee associated, if I exchange less.
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Okay got that. I have business accounts both with Currenxie and WorldFirst, and was wondering if they make a fuss if you trade in currencies (again, very small amounts) even though trading currencies it's not your core business. EMIs are getting quite pedantic lately and prefer to avoid hassles.Forester said:
I of course do not know what @daniels27 was thinking about 😉 but I think the background is the fact that both Currenxie and Worldfirst open accounts only for businesses, not for a personal use.
And I can confirm that Currenxie and Worldfirst are recommendable (for the abovementioned usage).
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Well, if you plan to do FX trade really frequently (as it was your business, not related to transactions), I'd recommend to go for a platform that is dedicated to it, after all ”“ at least for your comfort.Sean Restling said:
Okay got that. I have business accounts both with Currenxie and WorldFirst, and was wondering if they make a fuss if you trade in currencies (again, very small amounts) even though trading currencies it's not your core business. EMIs are getting quite pedantic lately and prefer to avoid hassles.
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You seem to have some experience with Amnis. Do you consider them reliable? And what about the fees? (At webpage they are not transparent re: fees, IIRC.)daniels27 said:
Amnis has much better service with account managers. They typically are looking for middle 6 figures turnover per year on all accounts combined. You can do personal account with less if your business is doing well.
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I tried many. From OFC to Wise to World First to IBAN First. Now using Amnis. The fees are on the website. I think 0.4% Forex without monthly fees, then there are plans with 0.3% and 0.2%. The wire fees are about 10 now after the free quota, used to be 5. The support is excellent for what you pay. You won't get that with wise you sure.Forester said:
You seem to have some experience with Amnis. Do you consider them reliable? And what about the fees? (At webpage they are not transparent re: fees, IIRC.)
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how can you help with that ?daniels27 said:
I like that they do not advertise high prices and then you have to negotiate long to get to 0.2%. They start with useable prices from scratch. If you have volume, PM me, I may be able to help with pricing.
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