Transfer money to Australia
24/7 transfers
Transfer online, through our app or over the phone with your account manager.
Excellent rates
Make swift, secure currency transfers at excellent exchange rates.
Five-star service
Benefit from personal account management, award-winning support and expert insights.
Highest credit rating
We were established in 2004 and hold the highest credit rating with Dun & Bradstreet.
Whether you're buying a property, settling a business transaction, or sending currency to or from Australia for any other reason, TorFX can help you save money.
We offer highly competitive exchange rates and a personalised service, often saving customers thousands on large money transfers.
Money transfer information
When you transfer money to Australia, you'll need the following information:
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Beneficiary name and address
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Bank name and address
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Account Number
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BSB number
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BIC (Bank Identification Code), also known as SWIFT code
Choosing a currency broker to transfer your money
Firstly, you'll want to get the best exchange rate for your currency, and also be sure that you are dealing with a company you can trust.
We offer highly competitive exchange rates and never charge any hidden or additional fees above the quoted rate. We're also licensed by the ASIC and have specialised in helping people move money across borders since 2004.
Our commitment to exceptional service and always putting our customers first has earned us thousands of five-star reviews on Trustpilot and multiple industry awards.
Use TorFX for your money transfers
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Open an account with TorFX. Registration is fast, simple and completely free, with no obligation to trade.
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Speak to your dedicated currency account manager at TorFX to discuss your requirements and explore your options.
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Once you have agreed to buy or sell currency, send us payment, and provide us with your transfer information. We'll do the rest!
While we do not charge transfer fees for sending money overseas, some foreign banks may make a charge for receiving your currency. We always recommend that you contact your receiving bank to check whether you'll be charged.