WorldFirst
This Currencies Direct competitor started offering international fund transfer and currency exchange services in 2004. WorldFirst began operations from a South London basement, and now has offices in Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia. It offers dedicated websites for people who live in the UK, France, Australia, China, Japan, Singapore and Hong Kong. To learn more, read the WorldFirst review.
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OFX
OFX operated as OzForex until 2015. This Currencies Direct alternative has been around since 1998. However, it operated as an information-only website initially. Headquartered in Australia, this money transfer company also has offices in New Zealand, Hong Kong, the UK, the U.S. and Canada. It operated dedicated websites for the UK, the U.S., Canada, and New Zealand, in the form of UKForex, USForex, CanadianForex, and NZForex. They have now merged into the global OFX website. Find out more about OFX in this insightful post.
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Global Reach Group
Global Reach Group is a UK-based alternative to Currencies Direct. Having begun operations in 2002, this company now has offices in the UK, the Netherlands, South Africa and Cyprus. It serves individuals and businesses. Website access comes only in English.
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CurrencyFair
Since this Currencies Direct competitor began operations in 2009, it has transacted over €3,400,000,000. Based out of Ireland, this peer-to-peer money transfer company also has offices in the UK and Australia. Access to the CurrencyFair website comes in English, French and Polish. Check this review if you want to find out more about this company.