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USCan I extend the maturity date of my transfer?
Yes, the maturity date (the date we make the transfer to your recipient) can be extended by changing your single transfer to a Forward Exchange Contract. If you’d like to switch your single transfer to a Forward Exchange Contract, you will need to speak with one of our transfer experts.
This is only available for transfers made with major currencies and the exchange rate will change according to the interest rate differentials between your currencies. Once you’ve made the switch we’ll require a deposit, and the balance is due a few days before the maturity date of the contract. Then all that’s left is for us to complete your transfer on your chosen date.
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- Do I still need to remember any security questions associated with my OFX account?
- Does it cost to use 2-Step Verification?
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- I am overseas and am unable to receive the SMS verification code. What should I do?
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