Xoom Alternatives and Competitors

Canada-based XE began operations in 1993. Now, it is part of Euronet Worldwide, one of the largest money transfer businesses in the world. This Xoom alternative has dedicated websites for residents of Canada, the UK, Australia, New Zealand and the U.S. It lets you carry out personal transfers without paying any fees. You may use the XE money transfer website in multiple languages. Continue reading the XE review here.

TransferWise, a specialist money transfer alternative to Xoom, was developed in Estonia in 2011. Now, it has its headquarters in the UK, with offices in Estonia and the U.S. You can use the website of this peer-to-peer money transfer company in English, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, French and Portuguese. While you can make payments to this Xoom competitor using bank transfers and debit cards, it lets you use credit cards as well. For more information, start reading the complete TransferWise Review now.

WorldRemit is another Xoom competitor that began operations in 2010. This company has its headquarters in the UK, with offices also in the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Japan. You can use the WorldRemit website in English, French, and Spanish. You can pay for your transfer via an electronic bank transfer, a debit card or a credit card.

OFX began operations in the form of OzForex, also in 1998. However, at that time it functioned as no more than an information-only website. Now, it is among the leading players in the field, offering services that are cheaper and faster than banks. The transformation from OzForex to OFX took place in 2015. While the OFX website caters to global customers, the group had other websites as well. UKForex was for residents of the UK, Americans could use USForex , NZForex was for New Zealanders, and Canadians used Canadian Forex. To learn more about read the detailed OFX review.