Windsor Phone Booking Currency Trades For International Students Launched

Nov 1, 2022

A Windsor-based currency exchange (+1 (519) 915-5151) launches a bank alternative service for international students in Canada.

Windsor,Canada - November 1, 2022 /PressCable/ —

CanAm Currency Exchange now offers CDN to USD currency exchange services with competitive rates and phone trade booking. Promising rates up to 2.25% better than local banks, the online currency exchange can process orders within 24 hours.

More details can be found at https://canamcurrencyexchange.com

The launch coincides with the latest data from the National Statistics Office of Canada, which reported that in 2021, there were 621,565 registered international students with study permits. Over half were enrolled in higher education.

In light of this, CanAm introduced a low-fee exchange service designed to help foreign students reduce tuition and rent expenses, as well as overall cost of living. The company tracks all bank rates and guarantees to beat any rate offered by a competitor.

“CanAm offers the lowest price on your personal currency exchange needs,” explained a company representative. “Whether you’re a US cross-border employee or student, investor, traveler, or someone new to Canada, we can make the process easy and low-cost for you with a team of experts to assist you every step of the way,” they added.

As part of the new service, the company offers both over-the-phone and online booking. Its three-step process enables fast and secure currency conversions. Once a trade is booked and confirmed, CanAm converts the funds at the agreed-upon locked rate and transfers them to the client’s account within one business day.

For all transactions, clients receive a confirmation number which can be traced electronically with all Canadian banks. Payments are accepted via debit, cash, wire, eTransfer, Canadian bank draft, and electronic funds transfer.

About CanAm Currency Exchange

From its headquarters in Windsor, the company serves clients across Canada. Fully regulated by the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC), CanAm maintains client trust accounts at the Bank of Montreal and is integrated with all Canadian banks.

A satisfied client commented, “Totally recommend this store. The rates are best in Windsor no doubt. I’m happy with the customer service I am receiving. They are responsive to my needs even when they are last minute.”

Interested parties can learn more at https://canamcurrencyexchange.com

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Organization: CanAm Currency Exchange
Address: 3234 Dougall Avenue, Windsor, ON N9E 1S6, Canada
Phone: +1-519-915-5151
Website: https://www.canamcurrencyexchange.com

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