WorldFirst - £75 to sign up for a current account 🔥
WorldFirst is a multi-currency business platform with over 1 million customers worldwide. They offer competitive exchange rates, easy international payments, and tailored support for both sole traders and registered companies. Sign up to WorldFirst now and get a $100 (approx £75) reward.
To claim your £75 bonus:
Sign up here – Verify your ID and address (this process is usually completed within minutes).
Set up your account – Provide basic information about yourself or your business. Examples of acceptable businesses include eBay stores, Etsy stores, or any other online selling platform.
Complete one of the following actions to trigger the reward:
RECEIVE: Payments totalling at least $1,000 (approx £745) through transactions on supported marketplaces like eBay, Amazon, TikTok Shop, Etsy, AliExpress, Wayfair, Back Market, or StockX. Simply set up your WorldFirst account to receive payments from these platforms.
SEND: Send at least $2,000 (approx £1,530) from your WorldFirst account to a third-party bank account (not your own) or to someone you trust. This is the easiest way to qualify.
MAKE (for registered companies or sole traders): Make one or more transactions totalling at least $2,000 (approx £1,530) using the free World Card.
The reward is added to your account the final business day of the following month.
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FAQ’s
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WorldFirst is a financial/payment services platform focused on global business payments — especially useful for SMEs, freelancers or e-commerce sellers operating internationally.
Their core product is the “World Account”, a multi-currency business account that allows you to receive and make cross-border payments in many currencies; send payments to 200+ countries; receive from various marketplaces and international clients; and convert currencies at competitive exchange rates.
WorldFirst also offers currency-conversion / foreign-exchange (FX) services — if you need to pay or get paid in different currencies, you can hold balances, convert, and pay internationally via WorldFirst.
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Yes — WorldFirst UK Limited is a UK-registered company (company number 05022388) and is authorised by the UK regulator Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as an Electronic Money Institution under the Electronic Money Regulations 2011.
Funds and transactions are supposed to be treated under regulated standards. Their public documentation highlights security, anti-fraud and compliance measures for handling funds and payments.
Many reviews and expert-comparison sites rate WorldFirst as transparent and relatively low-cost for international payments compared with traditional banks or some other brokers.
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WorldFirst advertises fairly competitive and transparent fee structures for currency conversion and international payments compared with many traditional banks.
For some services (e.g. using their multi-currency World Account, receiving payments in supported currencies, or using certain features), there may be no or low fees, depending on use-case.
If you perform currency conversions or certain types of transfers, fees or FX mark-ups may apply.
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Strictly speaking — no: WorldFirst is not a traditional bank. It is registered as an “Electronic Money Institution” under FCA regulation.
Because of that, it may not offer all services a full bank account would: for example, deposit insurance, overdraft facilities, consumer banking services, etc., may be different compared with a high-street bank.
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Postal / Registered address:
WorldFirst UK Ltd
2nd Floor, International House,
1 St Katharine’s Way,
London, E1W 1UN, United KingdomPhone: 020 7801 2376
Support / Customer Service Email: complaints@worldfirst.com
General / press / media enquiries email: media@worldfirst.com