Compare the whole cost of moving business money
Business foreign exchange is more than one rate. These studies count monthly plans, receiving costs, transfer charges and the effect of splitting payments, using a defined company country and workflow.
Research by Klaus Thorup
Featured business test
US business USD to EUR payment test: five providers and a bank example
The cheapest ongoing price was not the option delivering the most euros. The study shows how a monthly plan can improve the transaction while changing the all-in business cost.
Cost studies and datasets
Start with the job your business needs to do
$10,000 supplier payment
US business USD to EUR payment test: five providers and a bank example
A US-company screen that counts the currency cost, payment fee, monthly plan and one-time setup separately.
Getting paid abroad
Receiving and converting $10,000: five business-account cost paths
What remains after a customer pays locally in USD and the business converts the balance to euros.
Batch versus single payment
One $50,000 supplier payment versus ten $5,000 payments
A direct test of volume discounts, monthly allowances and per-payment charges.
US business account decision
Wise Business vs Airwallex vs Revolut Business
Choose by receiving, conversion, supplier-payment and finance-team workflow, not a single advertised rate.
Hong Kong and Asian SMEs
Airwallex vs Currenxie for an Asian business
A country-aware comparison of transparent FX, local collection accounts, supplier payouts, cards and finance controls.
Where Interactive Brokers fits
IBKR offers brokerage accounts for corporations, partnerships, LLCs and other legal structures. Its currency pricing can be exceptionally low when the exchange genuinely supports investing, trading or hedging inside that brokerage. It is not included as a supplier-payment provider because third-party commercial payments are a different workflow and may not be approved.