Has anyone used Xendpay to transfer money before?

xendpay– how it works

Create an account

Sign up for Xendpay in just a few moments. You can do this by connecting with your Facebook or Google account.

Set up a transfer

Enter how much you’re sending and where you’d like the money to be received. If you’ve sent money to them before, just pull up their details – Xendpay has held onto them for you.

Pay What You Want

Check out what you’ll be saving by using Xendpay, and pay a fee which you think is fair. If you’ve sent more than £2000 with Xendpay, the transfer fee is no longer discretionary.

Send the money

Send your money to Xendpay with a local bank transfer or by paying with a debit or credit card. When 3rd party charges will be incurred, you’ll see exactly what you will have to pay and Xendpay will recommend a cheaper alternative where possible.

Money on its way

Your money is sent to the recipient’s bank account. You can track the transfer from the Xendpay dashboard.

Transfer fees

Xendpay’s unique “Pay What You Want” model means that you decide what transfer fee to pay. This feature is available for the first £2000 you send with Xendpay per year. Above that, Xendpay charges a low transfer fee which depends on the currency you’re sending to, in most cases 0.45% or 1.4% with a minimum fee.

Exchange rates

Xendpay’s exchange rates are generally among the best, as confirmed by our research and many user reviews on Trustpilot.

Other fees

If you’re sending to a mobile wallet, the fees are usually higher and you might have to pay delivery fees on top of the transfer fees. Furthermore, if you’re paying with a credit card, you will incur payment fees of 1.7% if you’re in Europe and 2.6% elsewhere. Debit card payments are free in Europe and cost 2.6% elsewhere.

Xendpay is a part of the Rational Group, which was founded by Indian migrant Rajesh Agrawal and which specializes in foreign exchange and international payments. Xendpay’s money transfers are processed by another company in the group, RationalFX, of which Xendpay is an agent. RationalFX is a licensed Authorised Payment Institution, which means that they are regulated by the FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) and HMRC (Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs) in the United Kingdom. They offer institutional grade security for their platform, including 256-bit SSL encryption with a 2048-bit signature.

As per FCA regulations, clients’ funds are held in segregated accounts, and are therefore kept completely separate from RationalFX’s own business accounts. This means that your money is safe should they have any financial difficulties.

RationalFX employs over 100 people, and is headquartered in London with three other offices in Birmingham (United Kingdom), Lille (France) and Marbella (Spain). They have transacted over $10 billion since they were founded in 2005, and have been growing at 20% year on year for several years.

Authorised by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)

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Credibility & Security

Xendpay is a part of the Rational Group, which was founded by Indian migrant Rajesh Agrawal and which specializes in foreign exchange and international payments. Xendpay’s money transfers are processed by another company in the group, RationalFX, of which Xendpay is an agent. RationalFX is a licensed Authorised Payment Institution, which means that they are regulated by the FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) and HMRC (Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs) in the United Kingdom. They offer institutional grade security for their platform, including 256-bit SSL encryption with a 2048-bit signature.

As per FCA regulations, clients’ funds are held in segregated accounts, and are therefore kept completely separate from RationalFX’s own business accounts. This means that your money is safe should they have any financial difficulties.

RationalFX employs over 100 people, and is headquartered in London with three other offices in Birmingham (United Kingdom), Lille (France) and Marbella (Spain). They have transacted over $10 billion since they were founded in 2005, and have been growing at 20% year on year for several years.

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