Cambridge Currencies: company and regulatory profile

Cambridge Currencies works with FCA-authorised payment partners — Currencycloud (FRN 900199) and ScioPay (FRN 927951) . All transfers are processed through their regulated infrastructure, with client funds safeguarded under UK regulations.

All transfers completed by phone with a dedicated specialist · FCA-authorised payment partners (Currencycloud FRN 900199, ScioPay FRN 927951) · Funds safeguarded

© Copyright 2023–2026 Cambridge Currencies Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Registered in England & Wales Number: 15402338 . Payments secured via FCA-regulated partners (FRN: 927951 / 900199) and DNB-regulated entities.

United Kingdom & Rest of World: Payment and e-money services are provided by The Currency Cloud Limited. Registered in England No. 06323311. Registered Office: 1 Sheldon Square, London, W2 6TT, United Kingdom. The Currency Cloud Limited is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority under the Electronic Money Regulations 2011 for the issuing of electronic money (FRN: 900199).

Payment services for Cambridge Currencies Ltd are also provided by sciopay Ltd. Sciopay Ltd is a company incorporated in England & Wales. Registration No: 12352935. Sciopay Ltd is licensed and regulated by HMRC as a Money Service Business (MSB). License No: XCML00000151326. Sciopay Ltd is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority as an Authorised Payment Institution. Firm Reference Number: 927951.

FCA partners FRN 927951 / 900199

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Cambridge Currencies Ltd operates client transactions through FCA-authorised partners — sciopay Ltd (FRN 927951) and The Currency Cloud Limited (FRN 900199). Both partners safeguard client funds in line with FCA rules. See our safeguarding funds page for more detail. How long does an international property transfer take?

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Cambridge Currencies is not itself FCA-authorised. Payment services are provided by Currencycloud (FRN 900199) and ScioPay (FRN 927951), both authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, with client funds held in segregated safeguarded accounts.

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Cambridge Currencies works exclusively with FCA-authorised payment partners. Payment services are provided by Currencycloud (FRN 900199) and ScioPay (FRN 927951), both authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Client funds are held in segregated safeguarded accounts, as explained on our safeguarding page .

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For amounts above £3,000, the best way to send money to Australia from the UK is through a specialist currency broker rather than a high-street bank. Brokers typically work on a GBP to AUD margin of 0.2% to 1%, against 3% to 4% at most UK banks, and charge no transfer fee. Australian Dollars normally reach an Australian account within one business day. Because Australia is nine to eleven hours ahead of the UK, the practical cut-off is earlier than most senders expect. Cambridge Currencies processes payments through FCA-authorised partners Currencycloud (FRN 900199) and ScioPay (FRN 927951).

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Cambridge Currencies is not itself FCA-authorised. Payments are arranged through FCA-authorised partners — Currencycloud (FRN 900199) and ScioPay (FRN 927951) — and client funds are safeguarded by those partners.

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For amounts above £3,000, the best way to send money to France from the UK is through a specialist currency broker rather than a high-street bank. Brokers typically work on a GBP to EUR margin of 0.2% to 1%, against 3% to 4% at most UK banks, and charge no transfer fee. Euros normally reach a French account within one working day, and often the same day. Cambridge Currencies processes payments through FCA-authorised partners Currencycloud (FRN 900199) and ScioPay (FRN 927951), with client funds held in safeguarded accounts.

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An international money transfer moves funds from an account in one country to an account in another, converting between currencies on the way. Above roughly £3,000, a specialist currency broker is normally the cheapest route, because the cost sits in the exchange rate margin rather than the transfer fee. A typical UK high-street bank margin of 3% to 4% dwarfs the £10 to £30 fee it charges alongside it. Cambridge Currencies quotes the rate by phone before anything is booked, charges no transfer fee, and processes payments through FCA-authorised partners Currencycloud (FRN 900199) and ScioPay (FRN 927951).

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For amounts above £3,000, the best way to send money to Spain from the UK is through a specialist currency broker rather than a high-street bank. Brokers typically work on a GBP to EUR margin of 0.2% to 1%, against 3% to 4% at most UK banks, and charge no transfer fee. Euros normally reach a Spanish account within one working day, and often the same day. Cambridge Currencies processes payments through FCA-authorised partners Currencycloud (FRN 900199) and ScioPay (FRN 927951), with client funds held in safeguarded accounts.

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