AXICORP FINANCIAL SERVICES PTY LTD
AxiCorp Financial Services Pty Ltd (Foreign Exchange Corporate)
        
AxiCorp are your foreign exchange and international payments specialist. A designated account manager will work with you to simplify the process of overseas transfers. You benefit from wholesale exchange rates due to our large currency conversion volumes and low overheads. AxiCorp works with you to remove unnecessary costs from foreign exchange transactions.
Credit Rating:
Location:
Languages: English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Japanese
Advantages:
1.No registration fee.
2.Personal service from a dedicated account manager.
3.You can hold a multi-currency foreign account with us
4.Easy online registration process.
5.We are able to trade in over 120 currencies.
6.Wholesale exchange rates & no commission or transfer fees.
7.Hedging products are available for price protection.
8.24/5 market-watch service.
9.Same day delivery of funds.
10.Online platform available to all clients.
Disadvantages:
1. Minimum transaction amount of $5000.
Services:
International payments, foreign exchange and risk management
Established: 2002 ABN 85127606348, AFSL 318232
Spread/Margin: 0.1%-0.7%
Costs/Fees: $0
Rate Improved With Volume: Yes
Transfer Methods: BPAY, WIRE, Direct Debit
Transfer Speed: Same day
Transfer Minimum: $5000
Trading Opening Times:
24/5
Banking Facilities:
HSBC
Spot:
Yes
Forwards:
Yes
Options:
No
Hedging Services:
Yes
Financial Advisory Service:
N/A
Regular Payments:
Yes
Online Trading Platform: No
Speculative Trading:
No
Currency Converter: No
Security Statement:
See website for details
Terms and Conditions:
See website for details
Number Of Currencies: 129
Currencies Available:
BBD – Barbados BOB – Bolivia BRL – Brazil BSD – Bahamas BZD – Belize BMD – Bermuda CAD – Canada CLP – Chile COP – Colombia CRC – Costa Rica DOP – Dominican Republic XCD – East Caribbean GTQ – Guatemala GYD – Guyana HNL – Honduras HTG – Haiti JMD – Jamaica MXN – Mexico ANG – Netherland Antilles NIO – Nicaragua PYG – Paraguay PEN – Peru SRD – Suriname TTD – Trinidad & Tobago UYU – Uruguay VEF – Venezuela BHD – Bahrain IQD – Iraq ILS – Israel JOD – Jordan KWD – Kuwait LBP – Lebanon OMR – Oman QAR – Qatar SAR – Saudi Arabia AED – United Arab Emirates YER – Yemen ALL – Albania BYR – Belarus BAM – Bosnia BGN – Bulgaria HRK – Croatia CZK – Czech Republic DKK – Denmark EUR – Euro Zone HUF – Hungary LVL – Latvia LTL – Lithuania NOK – Norway PLN – Poland RON – Romania RSD – Serbia SKK – Slovakia CHF – Switzerland SEK – Sweden TRY – Turkey GBP – United Kingdom AUD – Australia FJD – Fiji XPF – French Polynesia NZD – New Zealand PGK – Papua New Guinea SBD – Solomon Islands TOP – Tonga VUV – Vanuatu WST – Western Samoa AFN – Afghanistan AMD – Armenia BDT – Bangladesh KHR – Cambodia CNY – China GEL – Georgia HKD – Hong Kong KZT – Kazakhstan KRW – South Korea KGS – Kyrgyzstan INR – India IDR – Indonesia JPY – Japan LAK – Laos MYR – Malaysia MNT – Mongolia NPR – Nepal PKR – Pakistan PHP – Philippines RUB – Russia SGD – Singapore LKR – Sri Lanka TWD – Taiwan TH – Thailand VND – Vietnam DZD – Algerta AOA – Angola BIF – Burundi BWP – Botswana CVE – Cape Verde XAF – CFA Franc XOF – CFA Franc KMF – Comores DJF – Djibouti CDF – DR Congo EGP – Egypt ERN – Eritrea ETB – Ethiopia GHS – Ghana GMD – Gambia GNF – Guinea KES – Kenya LSL – Lesotho LRD – Liberia MGA – Madagascar MRO – Mauritania MUR – Mauritius MWK – Malawi MAD – Morocco MZN – Mozambique NAD – Namibia NGN – Nigeria RWF – Rwanda SCR – Seychelles STD – Sao Tome SLL – Sierra Leone ZAR – South Africa SDG – Sudan SZL – Swaziland UGX – Uganda TZS – Tanzania TND – Tunisia ZMK – Zambia
        

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