ForexQ.com
ForexQ.com
Établissement de paiement · Royaume-Uni
According to its official website, Foreign Currency Partners is a British payment institution founded in 2021 to help personal and commercial clients navigate the new post-Brexit rules, specialising in high-value currency exchange. The site says Foreign Currency Partners Ltd is an Authorised Payment Institution authorised and supervised by the FCA under the Payment Services Regulations 2017 (FRN 941408). Individuals are offered currency transfers, support for buying property abroad, emigration and regular overseas payments; companies are offered business currency transfers, currency risk management and a free business FX health check. The service is run through a personal account manager, with spot and forward contracts and target-rate orders; it says no transfer fees are charged, revenue comes from the exchange-rate margin, and client funds are held in safeguarded accounts. For EEA clients, e-money and payment services are provided by partner CurrencyCloud B.V., and in the United States by Visa Global Services Inc. It has offices in London (Bressenden Place) and Tring. This information is the company's own statement.
Les signalements d’utilisateurs trouvés en ligne sont classés par sujet. Les graphiques montrent la répartition des signalements ; ceux-ci sont compilés à partir des enregistrements publiés sur Trustpilot, WikiFX et Şikayetvar, et les enregistrements d’une même personne ne sont comptés qu’une seule fois.
Période examinée : avril 2024 – octobre 2026
TRÈS FAIBLE — NIVEAU DE RÉCLAMATIONS
82 % des établissements ayant des réclamations enregistrées en ont reçu davantage que celui-ci.
PAR SUJET — Frais et commissions : Élevé
The complaint distribution is based on the 1-star reviews on Foreign Currency Partners' Trustpilot page (2) as of 8 October 2026; one person's reviews count once, and records about fake sites and third parties using the Foreign Currency Partners name are left out. Across the complaints, allegations that trades were executed below the quoted market rate, causing exchange-rate losses stand out.