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Although the official currency of China is the Renminbi, most international payments and money transfers are made in US Dollars, and sometimes Euros or Pounds Sterling.
Live US Dollar Currency Quote For Your Chinese Payment
Real rates, no surprises. Don't be fooled by currency converters on other sites. They give you non-tradable rates just to get your attention. Use the tool below to get a real exchange rate from FTT.
Making payments to China in US Dollars, Euros or Pounds Sterling is an easy and seamless process. Payments can generally be made same day using an advanced payment provider such as FTT.
Payments will need a SWIFT/BIC code which is a unique code for the bank where the destination account is held. The SWIFT/BIC ID consists of between 8 and 11 capital letters and numbers.
Why FTT Currency for China International Payments and Money Transfers?
FTT Currency are experts in transferring US Dollars, Euros and Pounds Sterling to China. We save you up to 90% of the cost of sending or receiving Euros and save you time because everything is online. In a few minutes you can send your first payment. Your funds are processed through protected client accounts at Barclays Bank and are fully insured against fraud or negligence by an 'A' rated insurer.
Latest US Dollar News
Yesterday's Trading
GBP/USD - closing market price was 1.5784 with a low of 1.5780 and a high of 1.5934.
EUR/USD - closing market price was 1.2698 with a low of 1.2666 and a high of 1.2750.
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