CXI launches location at PHL, offers foreign currency conversion services exclusively.
PHILADELPHIA – With the addition of Currency Exchange International (CXI) to PHL Food & Shops’ catalog of over 150 shops, eateries and service providers at Philadelphia International Airport (PHL), passengers can now exchange foreign currency right inside the airport in Terminal A-West.
CXI is North America’s premier and most trusted operator of foreign currency exchange services, with an expansive direct-to-consumer service network of retail branches, agent locations and affiliate retail locations. CXI has provided clients with the best, most reliable foreign exchange experiences for more than two decades and continuously extends its currency transfer offerings to new locations throughout the continent.
Founded in 1998, CXI has over 30 retail branch locations across the United States. In addition to providing currency exchange services to walk-up clients, CXI has a clientele that includes corporations and financial institutions. More than 1,600 financial institutions and corporations use CXI as their provider for foreign exchange technology and processing services in Canada and the United States.
“We’re delighted to announce the debut of CXI and to offer a convenient option for foreign currency conversions to our international passengers,” said Mel Hannah, Vice President and General Manager of MarketPlace PHL. “At MarketPlace PHL, we’re constantly curating and expanding service offerings at the airport to provide a frictionless and enjoyable travel experience.”
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