International payments
If your business makes international payments, our experts will provide a personal service, tailored to your specific requirements. We will ensure your funds arrive on time, every time.
Online and telephone payments
You can arrange your international payments online or over the phone.
Cost savings
Transfer costs are very low, offering you significant savings over your bank or other service provider.
Bulk currency purchases
If your business has several beneficiaries to pay, you can buy currency in bulk and use it for immediate or future transfers. This allows you to control cash flow and to benefit from favourable currency market movements.
Accuracy
Our online Global Payments System allows you to store all beneficiary details for ease of reference. The unique bank validation tool automatically checks beneficiary details and allows verification of bank details worldwide.
Fast, efficient payments
All payments are sent as priority payments via SWIFT. This automated process allows later payment cut-off times and ensures beneficiaries receive funds quickly.
Multiple currency accounts online
The Moneycorp Gobal Payments System allows you to maintain multiple currency accounts, facilitating effective cash-flow management. You can also make instant transfers between accounts of the same currency.
Bespoke reporting capabilities
Searches on any activity performed using our Global Payments System can be viewed and exported to your own accounting applications. This allows you to record and report on balances, transfers and payments.
Payment notification
With our Global Payments System, automated proof-of-payment emails will be sent to inform beneficiaries that payment is on its way, helping to improve supplier relations and save time.
Multiple levels of payment approval
The Moneycorp Global Payments System allows you to delegate tasks to other users, while retaining overall control. You can also separate payment initiation and payment approval rights and monitor user activity through the integrated audit log.
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