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Q+A

  • Myra  |   Mar 14 2025
    Q. What happened to my order? It was canceled.
    A. A canceled order is usually an order that has expired due to incompletion of the verification process, or there is already a previous open order for the same customer. We recommend calling to get more information on your particular order.
  • Elizabeth  |   Mar 7 2025
    Q. Please explain the buyback program.
    A. Once you're ready to sell your currency, just enter a sell request, where the process is explained step by step.
  • Sam  |   Feb 27 2025
    Q. What are the ACH instructions for submitting an order?
    A. Depending on your bank and account type, procedures may be different. Some banks will allow the ACH/Wire to be made via online banking, and some require a physical signature.

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