IndigoPay

IndigoPay is the fast and safe way to send money. Send money to friends and family or for your overseas property purchase at the click of a button with our payment platform IndigoPay.

 

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Trusted to Make Your Payments

A fast and secure way to send money international

  • Great Rates

    Bank beating rates for your international payments

  • Over 1 Billion

    Sent internationally since 2012

  • Paying Globally

    Send money to your friends and family

  • 60+ Currencies

    Extensive currency coverage

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Have a question or want to discuss how Indigo FX can help you? Get in contact with us below!

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Indigo FX offer Spot, Forward and Limit Order services.

    You can arrange a deal either by speaking to a member of the Indigo FX team or via our payments platform Indigopay.

    Indigo FX does not charge a commission.

    Yes. Indigo FX Ltd is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK to provide payment services (FRN 594433). You can verify this on the FCA Register by searching our firm reference number.

     

    Indigo FX is registered with HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) under the Money Laundering Regulations (MLR no. 12690590). Our primary regulator for payment services is the FCA.

    When you send money with Indigo FX, your funds related to payment services are placed in segregated safeguarding accounts at regulated banks. These accounts are designated for clients only and are kept separate from Indigo FX’s operational money.

     

    If Indigo FX became insolvent: Safeguarded funds are intended to be kept available for clients and not used to pay our business debts. An independent insolvency practitioner would oversee the return of safeguarded funds to clients ahead of ordinary creditors (reasonable administration costs may be deducted).

     

    Safeguarding is different from the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). Your money isn’t covered by FSCS; instead, it’s protected by the segregation and reconciliation rules we follow as an FCA-authorised payment institution.