International Payments
Importing UK machinery? Stretch your euro when you pay in pounds
Irish importers of tractors and heavy equipment: avoid poor FX rates , reduce fees and manage payments with a dedicated specialist.
- Dedicated account manager
- Quick set up for faster trading
- Ensure swift equipment delivery with same day payment to UK suppliers at no extra cost
- Transparent fees -no hidden charges that erode your machine margin
- Forward contracts to protect profit margins
- Regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland
Irish importers of tractors and heavy equipment: avoid poor FX rates , reduce fees and manage payments with a dedicated specialist.
- Dedicated account manager
- Quick set up for faster trading
- Ensure swift equipment delivery with same day payment to UK suppliers at no extra cost
- Transparent fees -no hidden charges that erode your machine margin
- Forward contracts to protect profit margins
- Regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland
Straight-through processing rates mean greater accuracy & faster payments.
Currencies means you can pay them however they want to be paid, on time, every time.
Pay into almost 200 countries worldwide for global reach, without the complexity
Cut costs
Cut unnecessary costs, keep more margin
Importing machinery is costly enough without inflated bank fees eating into your profits. Benefit from competitive exchange rates and low transfer fees, helping you save significantly on every overseas payment. Keep more money in your business, where it belongs
Mitigate FX risk
Protect Your Budget from Market Swings
Currency volatility can make it hard to predict the final cost of your imported goods. Lock in exchange rates ahead of time, giving you greater control over your margins and reducing financial uncertainty. No more nasty surprises when the euro moves against you.
Fexco Corporate Payments Limited t/a Fexco International Payments is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland. Fexco International Payments is deemed authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Details of the Financial Services Contracts Regime, which allows EEA-based firms to operate in the UK for a limited period to carry on activities which are necessary for the performance of pre-existing contracts, are available on the Financial Conduct Authority’s website.