OFX
OFX has been around since 1998, although it operated as OzForex until 2015. The company now operates various region-specific websites. Since its inception, it has handled more than $100 billion in fund transfers. Headquartered in Australia, the company also has offices in New Zealand, the U.S., the UK, Canada and Hong Kong.
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TorFX
The TorFX group has been around since 2004. Today, it processes around £3 billion in overseas fund transfers each year. This UK-based specialist money transfer company also has offices in mainland Europe, Australia, South Africa, and the U.S. In 2013, it launched a dedicated website for the Australian market. Start reading the TorFX review to determine if this company is right for you.
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Currencies Direct
In 1996, Mayank Patel and Peter Ellis launched Currencies Direct, enabling a viable alternative to banks when transferring funds overseas. Headquartered in the UK, this Azimo competitor now has offices in the U.S., France, Spain, Portugal, India, and South Africa. Depending on your country of residence, you can use the Currencies Direct website in languages including French, Italian, Portuguese, Norwegian, Dutch, Spanish, Swedish, and Chinese. Read this review to learn more about Currencies Direct.
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Global Reach Group
UK-based Global Reach Group also has offices in the Netherlands, Cyprus, and South Africa. You may sign up with this international money company as an individual or a business. This Azimo competitor does not operate a multilingual website.
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