Designed for Cathay Bank's business and personal customers, our FX Online service helps you stay in touch with all your foreign currency accounts — effortlessly and securely.
Save the time and hassle of doing business. With FX Online, Cathay Bank supports 11 currencies, giving you more ways to monitor your foreign funds when and where it's most convenient.
Quickly view your balances and history in Multi-Currency Call Accounts, Foreign Currency Time Deposits and Foreign Exchange activities.
Send money around the world whenever your business needs it by initiating your wire transfer request online with pre-authorized or other instructions.
Get convenient access to your foreign currency accounts on Cathay Bank’s secure and reliable online platform.
Please contact our Foreign Exchange Department at (866) 228-4299 or email [email protected] to get online access to your FX accounts.
Open a Cathay Bank account today at your local branch. We’ll work with our Foreign Exchange Department to set up your FX accounts and help you access the FX Online portal.
There are significant risks to most investments. Before you undertake any foreign currency transaction, we encourage you to speak with our FX specialists, in addition to personal research in order to better understand the factors involved that may influence the currency market as well as the risks that are involved. Foreign currency investments are subject to market risk and currency fluctuations, which may involve a loss of principal; FDIC insurance does not cover against a loss in principal due to these types of risks. For more information about the Multi-Currency Account (MCA), Foreign Currency Time Deposit (FCTD) and the risks involved, please contact our Foreign Exchange Department.
FDIC insurance covers your account in the case of the default of the insured depository institution. FDIC insurance for deposits denominated in a foreign currency shall be determined and paid in the amount of US Dollars that is equivalent in value to the amount of the deposit denominated in that foreign currency as of the close of business on the date of default of the insured depository institution, up to the amount established by the FDIC.
