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Thinking of a way to send money overseas? Today, it will never be an issue since the internet opens several ways to move money around the world. It only takes minutes or even seconds to do so depending on the type of transaction.
GlobalWebPay is not as expensive as traditional banks out there however, for some transfers, Wise might be able to save you more money.
Let’s find out how!
Local currency payouts cost £1 using GlobalWebPay. International transfers through Swift starts from £4.75 plus an exchange rate margin.¹
Here’s a quick at-a-glance price comparison for an international transfer of 1,000 GBP to USD.
Fees | Wise | GlobalWebPay |
---|---|---|
Transfer Fee | £4.44 | £4.75 |
Exchange Rate | 1.26 | 1.24 |
Recipient will receive | $1,253.61 | $1,229.13 |
Exchange rate may change from time to time; the given example was generated as of June 5, 2020.
Wise uses the real exchange rate to convert your money. There’s just a small, transparent fee based on the amount you’re sending.
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Wise, registered with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) in the U.S and regulated around the world, has extensive security measures in place to protect your payments. This includes business verification, 2-step login and dedicated anti-fraud teams.
GlobalWebPay service is safe and secure; it uses the highest levels of data encryption on its website. Global Web Pay Limited is registered and authorized by Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as a Small Payment Institution (FCA reference number 547751) under the Payment Service Regulations, 2009. FCA Registration Number FRN 631844.³
The funds you transfer to GlobalWebPay are kept briefly in banks or with its outsourcing partners, such as WorldPay Ap Ltd or Earthport Plc. Once payment is received it is converted and paid out quickly to the local bank in the destination country.
GlobalWebPay is a bank to bank transfer; you just have to provide them the money you wish to send through a debit card or bank transfer. Once they have received the money, they will make the bank transfer to the recipient upon your instruction using the most appropriate GlobalWebPay account.
You can download the Wise app from App Store and Play Store or you can make the transfer on the website. The registration process is quick and easy and you can get set up in just a few minutes. Wise pays out your money locally, thus no receiving fee. Most currencies can be transferred instantly and some within the same day.
Wise is a groundbreaking company with over 5 million customers globally taking an innovative, fresh approach to financial services.
Wise is known for offering one of the fairest exchange rates in the business instead of inflating their exchange rates with hidden fees.
If you are a business customer, you can take advantage of the following additional benefits:
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