You are reading the long version of our help article on how to easily avoid...
- Exchange fees for foreign currencies
- Fees for currency exchange
- superfluous charges for bank transfers
Bank transfers outside the SEPA area
Bank transfers that are not made in euros but in a foreign currency / third currency, e.g.
- Swiss francs (CHF)
- British pound (GBP)
- Turkish lira (TRY)
- but also US dollars and other world currencies
can unfortunately be very expensive. Therefore...
... CAUTION: We strongly advise against transferring currencies other than the euro (EUR) to us without prior consultation (e.g. by prepayment bank transfer). In many cases, such a transfer may incur charges. As a result, we may receive less money than is necessary to send you the ordered goods. You may also be charged significant bank fees.
Let us avoid this! We will be happy to advise you: info@laulas.com
We have the solution and cover the costs!
We currently hold accounts in the following currencies via our currency service provider WISE:
Euro (EUR), British Pound (GBP), Turkish Lira (TRY) and American Dollar (USD).
In addition, we can accept your payment in almost any other currency via WISE and this within minutes. As our valued customer, you don't need a WISE account, Paypal, Klarna, Apple Pay, Google Pay or a credit card.
All you need is a bank account with a credit balance.
This allows you to pay with us within a few minutes, similar to a prepayment flash transfer, but free of charge regardless of your home currency.
FUSSNOTE
Explanations of the options for a normal currency exchange for bank transfers (prepayment). We do not recommend any of these options! Please contact us instead!
OUR - The remitter (customer) pays all costs of the currency exchange.
BEN - The recipient pays all the costs of the currency exchange. The amount charged by his bank and any other intermediary banks will be deducted from the amount transferred.
SHARE - The costs of the transfer are split. For the recipient, the money is deducted from the transfer amount.
Most banks use SHARE as the standard transfer method. The costs are therefore split, but can still be very high for both parties.
Once again: We expressly do not recommend any of these options! Please feel free to contact us instead: info@laulas.com