FAQs
Do I need to have previous experience of Foreign Exchange?
No - No1 Currency will fully train you and your staff, and supply full and ongoing support.
How easy is the operating system to use?
Developed by a team of bureau experts in conjunction with a leading software company, the system is designed to be quick to learn, easy to use, and allows transactions to be completed in the minimum amount of time.
How many currencies can I stock?
With the support of a major high street bank, we have access to all commonly traded currencies - currently standing at 77.
How does No1 Currency drive customers to my store?
No1 Currency is a growing distinct brand. We supply stores with eye-catching advertising materials to highlight the bureau offering and No1 Currency's great value. We can also drive customers direct to store through our store locator and our new reserve currency online service.
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As the UK's largest independent buy and sell chain, Cash Generator has enjoyed a successful and mutually beneficial partnership with No.1 Currency over the last two years.
We offer No.1 Currency bureau de change services throughout our high street outlets, providing competitive foreign currency services to our customers. When looking for partners to widen our own service offering we are fundamentally looking to attract increased footfall and revenue streams to our existing format. We found that No.1 Currency offer a strong proposition both in terms of synergy and meeting our expectations.
As a leading franchise operator in our own right, we have been impressed with No1. Currency's approach to business and have found their affiliate programme to provide high levels of service, added value and above all real commercial viability.
We are at present, looking at new ways in which to increase the number of outlets from where we offer these currency services and are more than pleased to be associated with No.1 Currency.
Daniel Lewis
Cash Generator
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