The Smart Currency Business service:

 

• provides better-thank-bank currency exchange rates
• reduces the risk of your international payments from increasing
• no fees, no commission no hidden charges
• help you to be up-to-date with market movements without having to read hundreds of bank predictions (see our Monthly Outlook)

 

Gain direct access to your dedicated Smart Trader. Unlike most UK international payments specialists, Smart traders are not paid on commission, thus your trader will be working for you not their pay-packet!

 

Smart Currency Business will make your exchanging currency process fast and effortless – leaving more time for you to spend focusing on your business needs.

 

The Smart foreign currency service is for companies that are moving money from the UK overseas or from an overseas location back to the UK. Companies that Smart serves includes those that are:

• Paying overseas suppliers for goods or services rendered
• Receiving funds from overseas clients for goods or services supplied

 

Helping UK companies to save money throughout the international payment process

 

Testimonials:

 

“As a manufacturer, we import a great deal of materials and making sure we get the best price for them at the right time is critical to our business. Since using Smart’s service we have saved thousands of pounds when making international payments. These savings have helped ensure we maintain the healthy profit margin needed to remain competitive and grow stronger as a business.”

 

Jon Partridge, Operations Director, RS Sailing

 

“The service we’ve received from Smart has been great since day one. Not only do our contacts there keep us up to date with changes in the world of currency through daily emails, they also call us when they feel particular changes in the markets could benefit our business.”

“With their help we have saved thousands of pounds, compared to the rates offered by our bank. I would recommend Smart’s service to any company with currency exchange and international payment needs.”

 

Gavin Baldwin, Accountant, Trinity House