HK
AU
CA
NZ
SG
UK
US
Do I need to pay a deposit for a recurring transfer?
For recurring transfers, or fixed payment plans, an advance payment (deposit) is necessary to cover any market risk exposure we may face. No deposit is necessary for non-fixed payment plans.
The deposit is the equivalent of one instalment and you’ll need to transfer it together with your first instalment. Please note that the deposit is not a fee and we’ll use it to pay off the last instalment of your recurring transfer plan.
More Ways To Transfer FAQs
- Can I cancel a recurring transfer plan anytime? Are there any conditions?
- Can I extend the maturity date of my transfer?
- Can I lock-in a rate before I send you my funds?
- Do I need to pay a deposit for a recurring transfer?
- How do I set up a recurring transfer?
- How much does it cost to set up a recurring transfer?
- How to Transfer Money from One Bank Account to Another
- What is a single transfer?
- What’s the best way to send money online?
- What is a wire transfer?
- What is peer-to-peer money transfer?
- What is the difference between a Forward Exchange Contract, a Limit Order and an FX Option?
