World Class Solutions
IMX Software Group Pty Ltd offers solutions for the travel money, banknote trading, foreign exchange, precious metals
trading and the international banking industries. Over the years IMX has established itself as the global leader in
retail foreign exchange solutions. More than 100 organisations use IMX’s applications globally.
IMX’s software products and solutions provide easy management, trading at the point-of-sale and market trading of
banknotes, precious metals, foreign exchange and any other serialised and non-serialised financial and stored value
instruments such as travellers cheques, pre-paid cards, international cheques (drafts) and international money transfers.
IMX can provide a complete solution to its customers including back office, front office (point-of-sale, cash and
inventory management and trading room), internet-enabled e-commerce (B2B and B2C) and settlement software applications
for financial institutions.
The solution is applicable to a customer’s retail branches or business partners as well as retail outlets that sell
travel funds products. IMX’s key strength is the relationships that it has with the major organisations operating
in the travel money, foreign exchange and banking industries.
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Recent News
IMX Software to Deliver Savings to Standard Bank
January 11, 2008
South African Bank's Foreign Note Trading Unit is implementing solution to increase internal efficiencies.
7 January 2008, London: IMX, the world's leading supplier of banknote trading and travel money technology solutions, today announced that its comprehensive wholesale currency system (WCS) has been chosen by Standard Bank, one of South Africa’s leading financial institutions. The software will manage the trading and distribution of banknotes to provide more visibility into, and control over, transactions, inventory and profit.
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Europe and Middle East Head Office Relocation
December 3, 2007
IMX Software will be relocating the European and Middle East
head office on the 12th of December 2007. For up to date
contact information please refer to the “Contact Us” section
of this site.
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