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Remove the risk from international transactions. iBanFirst allows you to regain control of your payments in foreign currencies
Build trust
Pay suppliers on time and receive your customers' payments in their own currencies
Transparency
Choose from a broad range of options with no hidden fees
Unified process
Leverage a single online platform for foreign exchange and payment operations
When sending a payment, you see in real time the exchange rate of the transaction, and the fees that apply.
Express
Less than 1 hour through real-time gross settlement
Priority
Next-day payment through SEPA or SWIFT
Standard
Two-day payment through SEPA or SWIFT
Economical
Three-day transfer through local payment networks
Will I get a dedicated contact person as a client?
When you join, you’ll get a dedicated Account Manager, as well as a Customer Success Manager who’ll look after you and your business.
How do I transfer funds?
Instruct your bank to send funds to our safeguarded client account at Barclays - this could be done online, via an app. or by going into your branch. We do not accept cash or cheques. Our banking details can be found on the contract note which we will email to you after you have agreed an exchange rate or bought currency online via our platform.
Are my funds secure?
All client funds are held in segregated accounts with authorised financial institutions. For more information on safeguarding, please visit our Safeguarding page.
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iBanFirst is a registered trading name of iBanFirst Limited, registered in England and Wales under company No. 06260585. Registered Office: 6th Floor Dashwood House, 69 Old Broad Street, London, EC2M 1QS. iBanFirst Limited is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as an Electronic Money Institution under the Electronic Money Regulations 2011 (FRN: 1001629). The products and services that iBanFirst Limited offers are limited to unregulated spot FX transactions and deliverable forward contracts excluded from MiFID or EMIR regulation, as they are intended to cover an underlying future payment for identifiable goods and services.