The nature of the scheduled exchange requires us to operate a pre-funded model, as this is how we are able to match our customers’ currencies – achieving mid-market rates. This means that customers must transfer the required funds in their entirety prior to the scheduled exchange taking place.
You can transfer funds either before or after booking an exchange instruction, although we suggest you do so beforehand, particularly if you are creating a Sell instruction. Please keep in mind, that your exchange will not be executed until the required funds are present on the account.
Transferring funds
You can make a transfer by going to the ‘Add Funds’ page, located within the main menu bar at the top of the page. From the Add Funds page, select the currency of the funds you wish to exchange, and the relevant bank details will appear.

You’ll receive an email confirmation once the funds have arrived in your account.

- Knowledge Base Articles
- How to make a transfer
- Where do I transfer funds?
- Have you received my funds?
- How to cancel a transaction
- How do I know if my exchange has been completed?
- Creating a new exchange instruction
- What is a scheduled exchange?
- How long does it take to get my currency?
- Is there a minimum or maximum amount that I can exchange?
- Why hasn’t my exchange happened yet?
- Withdrawal approval function
- Why was my withdrawal cancelled?
- Do you make payments to third parties?
- How to make a withdrawal
- Why hasn’t the beneficiary received the funds?
- I have received a notification that I should withdraw my remaining balance but I can’t click on ‘Withdraw Balance’
- How long does it take to register?
- How to register: Personal Account
- How to register: Business Account
- Is it free to register?
- Why was my account rejected?
- What kind of documents should I submit for review with Compliance?
- When will my account be approved/rejected/reviewed?
- How to change your name and password
- How does it work?
- Freemarket & vIBANs
- How much do you charge?
- Unsupported jurisdictions
- How safe is my money?
- Risk appetite
- Customer complaints procedure
- Batch withdrawal function