SendFX
Australia –based SendFX lets you register as an individual or a business. You may use the SendFX digital wallet to transact like a local in over 40 countries. It lets you transfer money to more than 200 countries. Website access comes only in English.
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WorldRemit
This OrbitRemit alternative began operations in 2010. It is headquartered in the UK and also has offices in the U.S., Canada, Japan, Australia and New Zealand. WorldRemit operates a multilingual website. It gives recipients the ability to collect transferred cash in person. It only lets you register as an individual and not a business. It accepts credit card payments.
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OFX
This Australia-based OrbitRemit competitor started in 1998, when it began operations as an information-only website. Now, it has international offices in the UK, the U.S., Canada, Hong Kong and New Zealand. OFX operates dedicated websites for different countries, access to which comes only in English. It serves individuals, businesses and online sellers.
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WorldFirst
This OrbitRemit alternative has been around since 2004. UK-based, it has international offices in the Netherlands, Japan and Hong Kong. Access to WorldFirst websites dedicated for different regions comes in multiple languages. By registering for the World Account, you get free receiving accounts in different currencies. This company lets you register as an individual, a business or an online seller.