Keep the shipment and currency decisions clear
An international move can create two separate needs: preparing the shipment and deciding how to handle money across currencies. The shipping enquiry and currency-support request remain separate. Caribbean Shipping Direct does not exchange money, hold funds or give financial advice.
What the specialist partner may be able to help with
Subject to accepting the request, the specialist partner can discuss one-off, regular and larger international payments connected with a move.
- The available rate and charges explained before you decide whether to proceed
- Third-party bank charges may apply and should be checked for the actual transfer
- The specialist partner explains its registration and payment process
- The service terms are supplied by the specialist partner
Prepare the useful details first
Tell us the currency you hold, the currency you need, the approximate amount and the purpose of the payment. Add your preferred timing as context, not as an instruction to trade. Availability depends on the currency pair, destination and the specialist's checks.
What happens after you ask for support
We review the initial request and contact you before any introduction. If you want to continue, the specialist partner confirms whether it can support the transfer and explains registration, identity checks, the available rate, any charges, the transfer terms and the next step. Nothing is arranged through the website form.
Compare the complete outcome
A headline fee does not show the whole cost of a currency transfer. Ask the specialist to explain the exchange rate, any margin and any third-party bank charges before you decide. Caribbean Shipping Direct may receive a referral commission if you proceed after an introduction; the specialist remains responsible for its own service and terms.
Keep sensitive information out of the first request
Do not put bank account numbers, payment-card details, passwords, passport copies or identity documents into the initial form. If an introduction goes ahead, the specialist explains what checks are required and provides its approved process for supplying documents.