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Open a currency account

Opening an account with Escape Currency could not be easier - it costs nothing and there is no obligation to purchase currency. You can open an account by using our quick and easy online application form.
Setting up a trading facility can be done in minutes, so if the funds need to be transferred quickly we can make it happen and again there is no obligation for you to trade with Escape Currency once it has been activated.

If you would prefer to complete an offline account application form, please click here and print out the form, or right-click to save it on your machine locally.

Once your account application has been received your personal broker will then be in contact to discuss your needs in further detail and to help with your forthcoming currency transfers.

Please note, in order to comply with HM Customs and Excise money laundering guidelines, we will require an official form of photo-ID - either your current passport or photo card driving license. We will also need to see written proof of residence, i.e. a recent bank statement or utility bill. You can post, fax or scan and e-mail these over to us click here for contact details.

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