
Overseas property
Your next home is abroad. So is the payment.
Currencies 135+
Countries 200
Transferred £5B+
Users 10K+
Regulated payment partners, authorised in their operating jurisdictions, execute every transfer.
Wherever you’re buying, today’s payment isn’t the only one that matters.
Deposit, instalments, completion, the rate can move between each one. One relationship manager plans the whole schedule with you, whichever country you’re buying in.
A high street transfer only sees the payment in front of it. CurrencyTransfer shows you your rate against the mid-market rate before you commit, and can fix it for up to 12 months ahead where a forward contract suits your purchase.
Property payments
See today’s rate before you commit
Indicative rate. Your relationship manager confirms the final price before you pay.
Why buyers use CurrencyTransfer for an overseas purchase
Wherever you’re buying, and whatever stage you’re at, one relationship manager plans the payments either way.
One named person
From the first call you deal with one relationship manager who knows your purchase and your payment dates, wherever the money’s going.
Spot Transfers - Pay today at today’s rate
Get a live quote against the mid-market rate and book in minutes. Funds go out the same day if cleared before 2pm, so they land exactly when your purchase needs them.
Learn More about spot transfersForward Contracts - Fix your rate for your payment date
Lock in today’s rate for a deposit, instalment or completion, up to 12 months ahead, so the price you agreed stays the price you pay. If your date moves, we adjust the plan with you.
Learn More about forward contractsRate Alerts - Wait for your rate, not your screen
Set the rate you want for your purchase and we’ll email you when it lands. Free, no obligation, you still decide whether to book.
Learn More about rate alerts

How it works
Open
Free, in minutes. You’re assigned a relationship manager who knows your purchase and your payment dates.
Add
Your relationship manager adds your lawyer’s, notary’s or developer’s account as a payee, ready for when a payment’s due.
Book
When a payment’s due, log in, get a live quote against the mid-market rate, and book it.
Arrive
Funds go out the same day if cleared before 2pm. CurrencyTransfer never touches your money at any point.
CurrencyTransfer provides the platform and the people; our regulated payment partners execute the transfers and hold the funds throughout.
Before you buy
- Wherever you’re buying. One relationship manager plans the payments around your purchase, whatever the country and whatever currency you’re sending.
- That’s normal, completion and instalment dates move all the time. Your relationship manager adjusts the plan with you, and if you’ve already fixed a rate with a forward contract, they’ll talk you through what moving the date involves.
- Yes. Regulated payment partners execute every transfer and CurrencyTransfer never holds your money. Always confirm your lawyer’s or developer’s account details by phone, on a number you already know, before every payment.
Why people buy abroad

Buy a holiday home
You found the place on a weekend trip, paid the deposit before you’d even unpacked. Months later, when the balance was due, we made sure the rate hadn’t moved on you.

Retiring abroad
You sold up, said your goodbyes, and moved your whole life a thousand miles away, pension included. We’ve kept it arriving the same, year after year, ever since.

Property investment
You ran the numbers before you bought, the rent against the costs, the costs against the yield. We’ve made sure every payment since has landed the way you modelled it.

“Wonderful combo of being able to do everything easily online plus human help just a phone call away. I needed a hand with a couple of things and the real humans were super helpful in sorting everything out and enabling me to transfer funds at a great rate.”
Ask an expert
Tell us about your purchase
Give us your destination and an estimated deposit, instalment or completion, and a relationship manager calls you back with what the process looks like and what fixing the rate would involve.




