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IPS provides international payments technology. Our currency consultants have years of experience in managing the risks surrounding currency exchange transactions. Open an account in minutes, transfer money abroad at the click of a button and receive award-winning customer support every step of the way.
12 Steward Street, E1 6FQ, London, United Kingdom
I found the whole process of registering easy and quick. I provided Chris with the developers account details and sent in my currency. It was exchanged and the payment was sent out that day. Much easier than my bank and I spoke only with Chris who was able to confirm everything to me.
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