Dec 5, 2022
A Windsor currency exchange (+1 (519) 915-5151) is now offering low-fee trades for international workers in Canada.

Windsor,Canada - December 5, 2022 /PressCable/ —
As Canadian companies move to fill more positions with temporary foreign workers, CanAm Currency Exchange is now positioning itself as the cost-effective bank alternative for CDN to USD exchanges.
The Globe and Mail reports that, in just the first three months of 2022, the federal government approved 44,200 positions through the TFW program – 73 percent higher than the quarterly average from 2017 to 2021. In light of this, CanAm introduced a new service to help immigrants reduce the overall cost of living. As such, it offers 2.25% lower currency exchange rates than banks and guarantees to beat any offer.
The company explains that due to its large transactional volume and purchasing power it can buy in bulk, thus passing the savings on to clients. Additionally, unlike banks, it does not charge additional fees to cover operational costs.
As part of the new service, the company offers both over-the-phone and online booking. Once a trade is booked, the rate is locked and the client’s funds are converted at the agreed-upon rate. For all trades, CanAm provides a written confirmation on the locked rate before any funds are transferred. All transactions are processed within one business day with no wire transfer charges. Clients will also receive a confirmation number, which they can use to trace their transactions at any Canadian bank.
“We recommend opening up a foreign currency account at your current bank,” explained a spokesperson. “As soon as you need the funds converted, call us to book a trade, and we will send the converted funds to your foreign currency bank account within one business day,” they added.
Currently, payments are accepted in debit, cash, wire and electronic funds transfer, eTransfer, and Canadian bank draft.
About CanAm Currency Exchange
From its Winsdor office, the company provides currency trades for private and business clients throughout Canada. Founded in 2017, CanAm is registered and regulated by the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC).
A satisfied client said, “Tarek and team are amazing. As a commuter worker, they give me an excellent rate and top-tier customer service. Thank you so, so much!”
Interested parties can learn more at https://canamcurrencyexchange.com
Contact Info:
Name: Viv
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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
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89086008
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