Your bank isn't giving you their best FX rate.
We get it for you.
Reinvance Capital connects businesses that send or receive money across countries (Latin America, Europe, the Gulf, and beyond) with the same strong exchange rates that big companies get. You don't need any finance background. We handle the hard part, so you keep more of your money.
You're probably losing 1–3% on every international payment, and no one told you.
Most business owners, and even the accountants who manage their books, never question the exchange rate their bank gives them. It feels like "the rate": fixed, take it or leave it. It isn't.
Banks routinely add 1% to 3% on top of the real exchange rate, plus transfer fees. If you pay suppliers abroad, receive money in a foreign currency, or send funds to an office in another country, that extra cost comes straight out of your profit. Quietly, every single time.
You don't need to become a currency expert to fix this. You need someone who already has the connections to compare your transfer against better options, and who explains it in plain, simple terms.
We compare your options across the market. You decide. We never handle your money directly.
Reinvance Capital never carries out the currency trade itself. We look at how much money you move, in which currencies, how often, and why. Then we introduce you to specialist partners who compete for your business. You get better pricing than your bank, a clear comparison, and ongoing protection from currency swings, without hiring a finance team to manage it.
How we're different: we work with some of the largest names in global currency exchange. That gives us access to the same pricing that big global companies get, and lets us bring you an offer your local bank branch simply can't match.
If any of this sounds familiar, you're likely overpaying.
Paying a supplier abroad
You pay a factory in China or a supplier in the US in dollars, euros, or yuan, and your bank just gives you "today's rate" without comparing it to anything else.
Sending money to your office abroad
You regularly send money to cover payroll, rent, or day-to-day costs for an office in another country.
Selling internationally
You bill clients in Europe or the US in their currency. By the time it converts back to yours, the rate has moved against you and you get less than expected.
Buying from several countries
You import raw materials or goods from more than one country and deal with several currencies without a clear plan.
Buying property or doing deals abroad
You move money between Dubai, Latin America, Europe, or elsewhere for property deals, business deals, or investments.
Your local currency is unpredictable (like the Colombian or Mexican peso)
Your income or costs depend on a currency that can jump up or down 5–15% in a year, and you have nothing in place to protect against it.
What a better exchange rate actually looks like, in numbers.
These are simple, typical examples based on situations we see often. Every business is different, but the numbers below show the kind of gap that usually exists between a normal bank rate and a better rate.
A Latin American import business sends $500,000 USD per year to a US-based supplier.
A retailer converts $250,000 USD to CNY twice a year ($500,000/year total).
A company bills European clients in euros but tracks its finances in dollars. Between the invoice and the payment, the euro-to-dollar rate moves 4%.
A Colombian business earns in pesos but has costs in dollars, like imports, loans, or a supplier contract.
These numbers are simple examples, not guarantees. Your actual savings depend on how much money you move, which currencies you use, timing, and market conditions at the time.
Getting started is simpler than most people expect.
Tell us how you move money
We ask simple questions about your business: which currencies you use, how much money you move, how often, and why, for example paying suppliers, funding another office, or getting paid by clients.
We build your profile
Based on how much you move and how often, we find the partners who are the best fit and can offer you the best pricing.
You see the comparison
We show you a real offer next to what you're currently paying, so you can see the difference in plain numbers.
A quick identity check
Like any bank or financial company, our partners need to verify who you are. This is normal, routine paperwork, and we walk you through it. It won't slow down getting your first quote.
You decide, you execute
We never carry out the trade. You decide whether to move forward, and the transfer happens directly with the partner.
Dubai-based. Built for businesses that move money across borders.
Reinvance Capital is based in Dubai and supports business owners and finance teams across Latin America, Europe, the Gulf, and beyond, anywhere international trade or cross-border money is part of doing business. We work remotely by default, so distance is never the reason your business pays too much on currency exchange.
Where We Work
Dubai is home base. Our offices in New York and London keep us close to the banks and currency providers at the center of the world's financial markets, so we can bring those same rates back to you, wherever your business is.
Send us your numbers. We'll tell you if you're overpaying.
Tell us roughly how much money you move, which currencies you use, and how often. No commitment required. We'll give you a realistic idea of what a better rate could mean for your business.
Dubai
Our main office, in the United Arab Emirates.
New York
Connecting with financial institutions across the United States.
London
Connecting with financial institutions across Europe.