Money transfer types
Global transfers, great FX rates
Whether you need to make international transfers right now, once a target rate is reached or scheduled for the future, we can help move your money quickly and securely. Plus, take advantage of our special intro offer on your first personal transfer.
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We know FX
Over the past 25+ years, more than 1 million clients have trusted us to move their money globally
Planning ahead for future transfers?
We offer a number of foreign exchange (FX) transfers to help you send money at competitive rates.
Spot Transfers
When every second counts, send money instantly, in 50+ currencies. New to OFX? Take advantage of our intro rate.
Limit Orders
Tell us how much you want to send and your ideal rate. If it hits, we’ll action the transfer.
Regular payments
Set up routine payments for your rent, mortgage or pension for up to 12 months.
Have a question? Need some help?
Our Singapore-based OFX specialists are more than happy to help. With nine offices around the world, you can call or email us anytime.
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Money Transfer FAQs
What is a Forward Contract, and when is it used?
A Forward Contract is an arrangement that allows you to transfer money at some time (up to 12 months) in the future at an exchange rate that you agree to now, so that you know what the exchange rate will be at the time the transaction takes place. This allows you to avoid the risks and uncertainties associated with adverse exchange rate movements.
Forward Contract pros and cons
A Forward Contract may be beneficial if exchange rates are particularly attractive now, and you want to lock in that rate to hedge against uncertainty in the future. This can be especially helpful for those who want to keep their cash flows predictable when buying or selling overseas.
However, a Forward Contract precludes you from taking advantage of further beneficial movements, if your currency pair continues to move in a profitable way. To avoid missing out on further profitable movements, some people use a Forward Contract for a smaller portion of their total payment (say 50%) as a way to hedge against volatility.
A better way to manage foreign exchange risk: OFX
OFX offers alternatives that help you manage your personal foreign exchange risk.
With our Limit Orders option, you won’t have to miss your target rate if it happens overnight or while you’re busy. Instead, you can set your rate and, once triggered, we’ll get in touch to let you know you can complete your transfer.
Talk to one of our dedicated OFX specialists today to develop a currency strategy that’s right for you.