ForexQ.com
ForexQ.com
Zahlungsinstitut · Vereinigtes Königreich
According to its official website, Key Currency is the brand of the British company Key Currency Limited, which provides international money transfers and currency exchange to individual and corporate clients. The site says the company, based in Truro (Suite 1, CMA House, Newham Road) and registered in England and Wales under number 09603083, is authorised by the FCA as an Authorised Payment Institution (753989) and that all international transfers go through safeguarded client accounts. It states that its subsidiary Key Currency SL is registered with the Banco de España (6912) and has an office on the Costa del Sol, and that payment services for US clients are provided by the licensed money transmitter Visa Global Services Inc. (NMLS ID 181032). Free personal and corporate accounts, international transfers with the timing of the exchange agreed with the client, a currency converter, an IBAN checker and exchange rate forecasts are offered; the site has separate pages for buyers of property in Spain and for US clients. This information is the company's own statement.
Online gefundene Nutzermeldungen werden nach Thema klassifiziert. Die Diagramme zeigen, wie sich die Meldungen verteilen; die Meldungen werden aus Einträgen auf Trustpilot, WikiFX und Şikayetvar zusammengestellt, und die Einträge einer Person werden einmal gezählt.
Untersuchter Zeitraum: April 2017 – Oktober 2026
MITTEL — BESCHWERDENIVEAU
49 % der Finanzinstitute mit Beschwerdeeinträgen haben mehr Beschwerden erhalten als dieses.
NACH THEMA — Gebühren und Provisionen: Sehr hoch · Auszahlungen und Zahlungen: Mittel · Sonstiges: Mittel · Kontosperrungen und Einfrierungen: Niedrig · Kundenservice: Niedrig
The complaint distribution is based on the 1-star reviews on Key Currency's Trustpilot page (38) as of 8 October 2026; one person's reviews count once, and records about fake sites and third parties using the Key Currency name are left out. Across the complaints, allegations of worse rates than quoted and hidden margins, delayed or refused transfers, and persistent calls and emails stand out.