
Capital Currencies has always kept client funds in a segregated Client Account, meaning that if for some reason we were to cease trading your monies are kept safe, as it is not an account that 'belongs' to us. It is in fact held in trust for our clients, protecting their funds.
Segregation is about keeping client and company money separate, so that client money is protected in the event of a company failure.
As well as being regulated by the FSA, Capital Currencies is also a member of the UK Money Transmitters Association, an industry body trying to set standards and promote best practice. They consider segregated Client Accounts to be best practice, although at the moment it is not required by law, so not every company offering foreign exchange and payment services will do so. Always check that any company you deal with separates client and company money in this manner.
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EUR-USD 1.3241
GBP-AUD 1.4767
GBP-CAD 1.5697
GBP-EUR 1.1886
GBP-NZD 1.8878
GBP-USD 1.5756
GBP-ZAR 12.1435
* Rates shown are market rates within the last 24 hours, are indicative and for example purposes only. The actual rate will depend on the market rate at the time of dealing.
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