ACE-FX
Find out more about ACE-FX's travel money options with our useful guide.

ACE-FX has three bureau de change branches in the London area; one situated at London Bridge, another in new Canary Wharf’s Canada Place shopping mall and the third most recent bureau de change, in Canary Wharf’s Cabot Place. To cater for those unable to reach their three stores, ACE-FX now runs a postal delivery service for anyone in the UK, with special next day delivery service.
ACE-FX offers three services:
View the full list of providers here.
Here’s a list of the currencies that are available with ACE-FX:
The minimum ACE-FX will load on to a prepaid card is £10.
The maximum balance you can have on the prepaid card is £5,000
The most you can change at a bureau is £2,500
Your money will be delivered as soon as possible via Royal Mail Special Insured recorded Delivery Service, usually by 1pm the next working day.
If you are getting money delivered and are not home, a card will be left as the parcel needs to be signed for. The card will let you know where to collect your money from.
There are fees associated with using the prepaid card that you should be aware of. Make sure you look at the terms and conditions carefully.
There is also a fee of £4.99 for currency deliveries.
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