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MediaCo × CurrencyTransfer

A same-day multi-currency settlement layer for MediaCo's cross-border media buys — built for agencies moving spend across {N} corridors.

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Why CurrencyTransfer

MediaCo settles supplier invoices in {N} currencies with cut-offs its bank can't hit. We give the agency one desk to book, hedge, and settle — with a same-day 14:00 GST cut-off and a live rate the finance team can defend to clients.[1]

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The opportunity

Corporate media-agency clients are already one of CurrencyTransfer's densest cohorts by volume — a warm proof-point for MediaCo's own finance leadership.

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Media-agency clients settled {£X}m across {N} corridors last year, at a blended {X}bps take.[2][3]
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MediaCo would join a book where the playbook is proven and the operational load is already carried.[4]

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The proof

In their first two quarters, comparable agencies cut settlement time from {N} days to same-day and pulled {£X}k of margin back from bank spreads

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How it works

MediaCo's finance team books online or with a dealer; we settle to suppliers in local currency and reconcile against the media plan. Onboarding runs against the signed NDA and takes about {N} working days.[5]

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The proof

Comparable media agencies went from {N}-day bank settlement to same-day on CurrencyTransfer inside their first two quarters — and pulled {£X}k of margin back from spreads they used to eat.[2]

The desk carried the operational load; finance kept a rate they could defend to their own clients.

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The proof

When an agency's supplier list crosses {N} currencies, the bank stops being a settlement partner and starts being a tax. The agencies that moved to CurrencyTransfer stopped losing days — and basis points — to that tax.[2]

Same desk, same-day, a rate finance can stand behind.

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The proof

Comparable media agencies went from {N}-day bank settlement to same-day on CurrencyTransfer inside their first two quarters — and pulled {£X}k of margin back from spreads they used to eat.[2]

The desk carried the operational load; finance kept a rate they could defend to their own clients. Onboarding ran against the signed NDA, so there was no new legal cycle — the agency was booking live trades inside {N} working days.[5]

What changed wasn't just the timeline. When settlement is same-day and the rate is one the finance team can stand behind, the conversation with suppliers stops being about float and starts being about terms — which is where an agency actually wants to negotiate.

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