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Manage intercompany flows across different currencies, banks and jurisdictions

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Open currency accounts in minutes

Without an experienced partner, transfers and foreign exchange transactions can result in delays in payment or reconciliation.
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Manage FX risk

FX market volatility poses a threat for businesses. Risk management solutions are not readily available and are often reserved for international banks’ currency trading desks. iBanFirst offers flexible currency risk management solutions to all clients, accessible through a user-friendly platform.
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Gain competitive, transparent rates

Many international payments generate excessive fees and foreign exchange commissions, negatively impacting your profit margins. iBanFirst lets you regain control of your international transactions, with instant multicurrency payments, competitive rates and transparent pricing, all secured with the click of a button.
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Frequently asked questions

What currencies can I use for intercompany transfers with iBanFirst?

With iBanFirst, you can hold and receive funds in 25 currencies and execute payments in 135+ currencies. You can check the list of currencies available here.

Yes. iBanFirst allows businesses operating through multiple subsidiaries or legal entities to manage their currency accounts and payments within the same platform.

With a single set of login credentials, you can access all your iBanFirst company accounts and switch between entities instantly. Each entity keeps its own accounts, data, permissions, and approval workflows, ensuring clear separation while giving you centralised visibility.

Yes, you can use the iBanFirst API to initiate bulk payments directly from your accounting software or use Isabel 6 or EBICS if you have subsidiaries in France, Germany or Belgium.

With iBanFirst, you can configure payment limits, multi-level approvals and custom user permission rights. You can even configure granular access rights for users across different entities.

Additionally, iBanFirst offers dual authentication via our mobile app to carry out sensitive operations on the platform.

As a regulated payment institution, iBanFirst follows strict rules to safeguard your money. Our regulatory framework ensures that we maintain rigorous procedures to protect client funds, giving you confidence in the security of our services.

For instance, under the PSD2 directive, funds must be segregated from the payment institution's own funds and held in a separate bank account set aside solely for client money. In the unlikely event that iBanFirst encounters financial difficulties or becomes insolvent, your money will remain fully secure and protected in one of these accounts.

You can pull transaction data and proof of payment from your iBanFirst account to your accounting software, making it easy to match and reconcile incoming and outgoing payments.

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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, 107 Cheapside, London, EC2V 6DN. 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 payment contracts excluded from MiFID or EMIR regulation, as they are intended to cover an underlying future payment for identifiable goods and services.