Cash2Cash is an online foreign exchange service platform that allows customers to buy or sell foreign currency, load forex cards, and remit money abroad at competitive exchange rates. Customers can book online and complete KYC for secure processing.
Cash2Cash processes transactions through RBI-authorized dealer partners and ensures all transactions comply with FEMA and RBI guidelines.
Forex rates are influenced by live interbank market rates, currency demand and supply, global economic conditions, and product type (currency notes, forex cards, remittance).
Generally required documents include:
Additional documents may be required depending on travel purpose.
Yes. Under the Liberalized Remittance Scheme (LRS), resident Indians can remit up to USD 250,000 per financial year for permitted purposes, subject to RBI regulations.
You can reach our support team via phone, email, or WhatsApp. Our team assists with bookings, rate locking, KYC verification, and order tracking.
A Forex Card is a prepaid travel card that allows you to load foreign currency and use it internationally for payments, ATM withdrawals, and online transactions.
Yes, Forex Cards can be reloaded online or through Cash2Cash before or during your trip, subject to RBI limits.
Yes. International ATM withdrawal charges may apply depending on the issuing bank and country of usage.
Immediately report to customer support. The card will be blocked to prevent misuse, and a replacement card can be arranged.
Yes. Forex Cards can be used for hotel bookings, shopping, dining, and international online payments.
You can book online by selecting currency, entering travel details, uploading KYC documents, and confirming the order. Delivery or pickup options may be available.
GST is charged as per Government of India norms on the service component of the forex transaction at 18%, calculated as per prescribed slabs.
Yes. You can sell leftover foreign currency notes to Cash2Cash as per RBI rules.
For most international leisure travel, up to USD 250,000 per financial year is allowed under LRS, subject to documentation and RBI guidelines.
Resident Indians can retain foreign currency notes up to USD 2,000. Excess must be surrendered within 180 days.
You can lock the rate by making an advance payment. Once confirmed, your exchange rate is secured for the specified time.