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Currencies we support £ (GBP) Great British Pounds kn (HRK) Croatian Kuna ₱ (PHP) Philippine Peso € (EUR) Euro Ft (HUF) Hungarian Forint ₨ (PKR) Pakistani Rupee $ (USD) US Dollars ₪ (ILS) Israeli New Shekel zł (PLN) Polish Zloty (AED) UAE Dirham ₹ (INR) Indian Rupee QR (QAR) Qatari Rial A$ (AUD) Australian Dollar $ (JMD) Jamaican Dollar lei (RON) Romanian Leu Bds$ (BBD) Barbadian Dollar (JOD) Jordanian Dinar din (RSD) Serbian Dinar Лв. (BGN) Bulgarian Lev ¥ (JPY) Japanese Yen ₽ (RUB) Russian Ruble BD (BHD) Bahraini Dinar (KES) Kenyan Shilling SR (SAR) Saudi Riyal B$ (BSD) Bahamian Dollar (KWD) Kuwait Dinar kr (SEK) Swedish Krona P (BWP) Botswana Pula $ (KYD) Cayman Islands Dollar S$ (SGD) Singapore Dollar C$ (CAD) Canadian Dollar Rs (LKR) Sri Lankan Rupee ฿ (THB) Thai Baht Fr. (CHF) Swiss Franc L (LSL) Lesotho Loti DT (TND) Tunisian Dinar ¥ (CNY) Chinese Yuan ₨ (MUR) Mauritian Rupee ₺ (TRY) Turkish Lira Kč (CZK) Czech Koruna MK (MWK) Malawian Kwacha TT$ (TTD) Trinidad and Tobago Dollar Kr. (DKK) Danish Krone Mex$ (MXN) Mexican Nuevo Pesos USh (UGX) Ugandan Shilling FJ$ (FJD) Fijian Dollar ₦ (NGN) Nigerian Naira $ (XCD) East Caribbean Dollar GH¢ (GHS) Ghanaian Cedi kr (NOK) Norwegian Krone R (ZAR) South African Rand HK$ (HKD) Hong Kong Dollar NZ$ (NZD) New Zealand Dollar ZK (ZMW) Zambian Kwacha 160 Fleet Street, London EC4A 2DQ I +44 (0)20 8187 5001 I [email protected] Interpolitan Money (Interpolitan) is a trading name of Wirepayer Limited (Wirepayer). Registered ofﬁce address: 66 Prescot St, London E1 8NN. Registered in England No.07666629. Wirepayer is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority under the Electronic Money Regulations 2011 and the Payment Services Regulations for the issuing of electronic money and the provision of payment services with FCA register number 900413. 1 www.interpolitanmoney.com.

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