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<p>[QUOTE="EWC3, post: 4018429, member: 93416"]Yes, but I think (?) there is, or was, a bigger problem that people in the US may not be aware of (?). From the UK I joined Transferwise a few years back and was immediately given 6 bank accounts. ($, £, and Euro) in two sets (business and private). Now electric transfers in the UK are fast and free, and in much of the Euro zone its much the same - even to £. But the problem remained getting funds from $. So I approached a few US dealers suggesting they open Transferwise accounts also. But they could not. US banks were making it near impossible it seemed.</p><p><br /></p><p>Actually I saved quite a lot when traveling in the US on exchange rates using a Transferwise bank card - so that part worked. And it sounds like people are now getting good access to the Transferwise payment system from the US. Has that happened recently (?)</p><p><br /></p><p>The real deal with Transferwise was however the getting of multiple currency accounts and the ease of transactions that creates. You could stack up funds in $ and then move them out very cheaply once they accumulate and its not clear that is yet being allowed in the US?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="EWC3, post: 4018429, member: 93416"]Yes, but I think (?) there is, or was, a bigger problem that people in the US may not be aware of (?). From the UK I joined Transferwise a few years back and was immediately given 6 bank accounts. ($, £, and Euro) in two sets (business and private). Now electric transfers in the UK are fast and free, and in much of the Euro zone its much the same - even to £. But the problem remained getting funds from $. So I approached a few US dealers suggesting they open Transferwise accounts also. But they could not. US banks were making it near impossible it seemed. Actually I saved quite a lot when traveling in the US on exchange rates using a Transferwise bank card - so that part worked. And it sounds like people are now getting good access to the Transferwise payment system from the US. Has that happened recently (?) The real deal with Transferwise was however the getting of multiple currency accounts and the ease of transactions that creates. You could stack up funds in $ and then move them out very cheaply once they accumulate and its not clear that is yet being allowed in the US?[/QUOTE]
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