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Établissement de paiement · Royaume-Uni
According to its official website, Worldwide Currencies is a currency exchange and international payments company based in the City of London, trading since 2006. The site says it makes international payments in over 130 currencies and offers same-day delivery on major currencies. Corporate clients are offered spot and forward transfers, market watch and rate alerts, and stop/limit orders; forward contracts can fix a rate up to 3 years in advance. Private clients are served with a personal currency consultant for emigrating, buying property abroad and regular overseas payments. According to the site footer, Worldwide Currencies Limited is authorised by the FCA under the Payment Services Regulations 2017 for the provision of payment services (registration 525361); company no 05892452, HMRC money service business (MSB) no 12242572. For clients in the EEA, e-money and related payment services are said to be provided by CurrencyCloud B.V., licensed by De Nederlandsche Bank, and for clients in the United States payment services are provided by Visa Global Services Inc. The address is 55 King William Street, London EC4R 9AD. 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: octobre 2016 – octobre 2026
FAIBLE — NIVEAU DE RÉCLAMATIONS
73 % des établissements ayant des réclamations enregistrées en ont reçu davantage que celui-ci.
PAR SUJET — Autre: Moyen · Retraits et paiements: Faible
The complaint distribution is based on the 1-star reviews on Worldwide Currencies's Trustpilot page (5) as of 8 October 2026; one person's reviews count once, and records about fake sites and third parties using the Worldwide Currencies name are left out. Across the complaints, unsolicited marketing calls and emails and a claimed loss on a currency transfer stand out.