A multi-currency account is a type of account that allows you to send, receive, and hold multiple currencies. Here is everything you need to know about a multi-currency account.

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They use Wallex for payments to their partners and vendors seamlessly. Through their Wallex Global Business Account, they convert, hold and send money in multiple prime and Asian currencies.

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To work with suppliers internationally, Omnidesk uses Wallex to send USD and CNY to China as well as MYR to Malaysia. They also use Wallex to convert SGD to USD, CNY and MYR before doing so - holding these currencies in their multi-currency wallet for easy accessibility.