Caxton FX

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Caxton FX is a foreign exchange and international payments company, founded and run out of London. It was the first foreign exchange company to be regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority under the FSMA 2000 and the Payment Services Regulations.

The company was launched in 2002 with an initial investment of £25k by Rupert Lee-Browne.. Now based in Portland House next to Victoria Station, the company turns over more than £1 billion in revenues and in 2018 processed over 7.3 million transactions. Its services include currency cards, International payments, foreign exchange and multi-currency pricing and accounts.

Company Achievements

2007: Caxton FX pioneered the use of online platforms and award-winning prepaid euro cards, a no-cost bureaux-beating way of buying travel money

2009: Caxton FX launched the Global Traveller Sterling card. Caxton FX launched the first online payment system, FastPay

2009: Caxton FX becomes the first foreign payments firm to be authorised and regulated by the FSA to offer currency options and hold client money.

2009, 2010, 2011: Caxton FX awarded ‘The very best card to take on holiday’ by lovemoney.com three years in a row.

2016: Caxton FX rebrands to Caxton.

2018: Caxton launches Caxton Premiere International.

Awards and Recognition

In 2018, Caxton was named FX Provider of the Year by the FT and Investors Chronicle Awards. In 2019, Caxton was awarded a 5-star rating by Moneyfacts for its customer focus, and received a 9.3/10 score on Trustpilot - an independent customer reviews site.

Caxton’s leadership team and analysts are regularly seen commentating on the state of the currency markets including issues around Brexit, international business travel and customer cybersecurity.

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