OFX
OFX is an Australia based money transfer company that began operations in 1998. Until 2015, it operated as OzForex. With close to two decades of experience, this WorldRemit alternative has transferred over $100 billion in different currencies.
Other than Australia, the company has offices in the UK, the U.S., Canada, Hong Kong and New Zealand. Get more in-depth information in the iCompareFX OFX review.
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XE Money Transfer
XE began operations in 1993. Based out of Canada, this company also has offices in the UK and the U.S. It provides dedicated websites for residents of Canada, the UK, the U.S., Australia and New Zealand. If you use this company to send money as an individual, you pay no transfer fees. Website access comes in multiple languages. Check the XE Money Transfer review to read more.
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TransferWise
Launched in 2011, TransferWise is a peer to peer provider of international money transfers. It was setup by Skype’s first employee and has the backing of major investors such as Richard Branson. TransferWise is growing fast, offering a simple and fast solution to transferring money globally online. They not only allow local bank settlement, but also allow the use of Debit or Credit Cards to transfer money. This is unique amongst TransferWise competition. Read the iCompareFX TransferWise review here.
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Currencies Direct
This WorldRemit alternative has been around since 1996. Based out of the UK, this money transfer company also has offices in the U.S, mainland Europe, South Africa and India. It operates dedicated websites for residents of different countries, which include the UK, the U.S., Spain, Italy, France, Sweden, Portugal, South Africa and China. Depending on which website you log on to, you might be able to use it in a local language. Read this Currencies Direct review for more information.