Forwardme operates with the United States Dollar (USD) as our primary currency for all services and transactions.
Why USD Only?
Whether you're declaring merchandise values or making payments for our services, everything is processed in USD. This standardization:
- Simplifies our processes - One currency reduces complexity
- Ensures consistency - All transactions follow the same standard
- Streamlines customs declarations - Uniform value reporting
What This Means for You
When using Forwardme services, you should:
- Declare item values in USD - Convert your purchase amounts to US Dollars
- Make payments in USD - All service fees are charged in US Dollars
- Expect USD on all documentation - Invoices, receipts, and customs forms will show USD amounts
Important Banking Considerations
Please note: If your bank account is in a different currency, your bank may apply additional fees:
- Foreign transaction fees - Charges for international USD payments
- Currency conversion fees - Costs for converting your local currency to USD
Before You Pay
It's best to check with your bank to understand any charges you might incur when making payments in USD. This helps you:
- Budget accurately for total costs
- Avoid surprise fees
- Choose the most cost-effective payment method
Quick Tips
- Check exchange rates - Convert item values accurately to USD
- Contact your bank - Understand foreign transaction fees beforehand
- Keep records - Save USD conversion rates used for item declarations
- Use consistent currency - All Forwardme interactions should be in USD
Using USD ensures smooth processing and compliance with US customs regulations for all international shipments.