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Identity: Proof Of Identity
Proof of identity

Because there are many deceive the world, despite the international financing of terrorist organizations. Therefore, each country has a strict policy to provide fate. You must provide your identity when you make a global transfer.

Transfer limits

You can work abroad independently or desire to obtain foreign currency. You can not send or receive money in his will as there are restrictions to make money transactions on behalf of each country's government. Limit switches and can prevent you from sending money to India from Australia and Singapore. You need to know everything about the limitations before you send money to his hometown.

transfer speed

Almost all financial transactions require a transfer fee. The rate usually
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