Banks Prospect
Found 24 Banking & Bank Account providers in Prospect, SA
Phone: 1300 117 775 | Executor Trustee Building, Level 2/22 Grenfell St, Adelaide, SA
We offer the best currency exchange rates online. With competitive foreign exchange rates on over 60 currencies.
We achieve these incredibly good rates by operating with minimal overheads compared to brick and mortar money changers who have to cover retail rentals, teller wages, and air conditioning at all-time high electricity prices. Believe us, we ran a physical store for 10 years and we know the pain. The good news is we came up with a better model, fit for the digital age and it still contains all the great local shop features like sending money overseas, Transfer money and new modern bonuses like currency rate alerts.
When you buy currency on Foreign Xchange you won't pay any fees or commissions and we strive to offer the best rates in Australia. Like many other currency exchange platforms, our margin is built into the rate. However, as our overheads are so low, we can afford to give you an even better exchange rate whilst prioritising exceptional customer service & a safe, and timely delivery.
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