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No dealing desk. Ever.
We never touch your money, execute transactions, or hold funds. We have no financial incentive in how or when you convert — our only job is to give you better information.
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Built for treasury teams, not traders.
FXForesight is designed for finance directors and treasury managers managing FX requirement timing — whether that's a specific invoice, a forecast, or recurring FX requirements — not retail speculation.
Here is exactly how it works — from your first FX requirement to a decision your team can defend.
Create your account (2 minutes)
Go to fxforesight.com and create an account with your work email. No card and no bank details. The platform asks for your business country to set your default base currency. That's it.
The sign-up form. A checkbox confirming you understand this is market information, not financial advice. An email with a setup link valid for 7 days.
Add your first FX requirement
An FX requirement is any requirement you need to make or receive in a foreign currency — a supplier invoice, a forecast exposure, or a recurring FX requirement schedule. Enter the currency pair, the amount, and your requirement deadline or available window. FXForesight immediately calculates a timing score based on current market conditions, upcoming economic events, and 30 days of rate history for your specific currency pair.
A timing score of 67/100 for a €150,000 EUR/USD supplier invoice due 14 August. The score reflects current rate momentum, annualised volatility (4.5%), and an ECB event 6 days away with a historical average move of 0.6% on this currency pair.
Read the timing score
The timing score is a 0–100 read of how current conditions compare to this currency pair's recent history. It combines four factors: the recent rate trend (are you buying at a better or worse rate than last month?), current volatility, upcoming event risk, and time to your deadline. It is not a prediction and not a recommendation. It is independent context — the same kind of analysis a dedicated treasury team would run, available to any finance team. Alongside the headline score sits a “Market conditions vs history” panel that scores conditions over three windows — 30 days, 90 days and 1 year — using trend and volatility only, so you can see whether the picture looks different short-term versus over the longer run. Days-to-requirement and event risk are excluded there because they are the same whichever window you pick.
The score broken down by driver: Central bank risk (favors converting), Volatility (neutral), Trend (neutral), Time to due (favors converting). Each with a plain-English rationale. A band key showing where 67 sits: above 67 = Above recent levels, 34–66 = No strong signal, below 34 = Below recent levels.
Rate vs period average: 30 days ↑ Above average · 90 days → Near average · 12 months ↓ Below average.
For example, if EUR/USD is at a rate that's been above most of the last 30 days for USD buyers, you might see: 'Weaker than it has been for much of the last 30 days — better than 4 of the last 30 days.' If the rate is near its annual low: 'One of the best rates of the last 342 days.' These are historical facts about where today's rate sits — not a prediction of where it goes next.
Market conditions vs history, switchable between 30 days, 90 days and 1 year — the same currency pair can score poorly against the last month and well against the last year.
Check upcoming events in your window
Every scheduled economic release that affects your currency pair — central bank decisions, employment data, inflation prints, trade figures — appears in your requirement window with its historical average market impact on your specific currency pair. Not generic impact. The specific historical move, measured from real data, for the currency pair you care about, over the releases that have actually moved it.
ECB interest rate decision in 6 days. Historical average EUR/USD move on ECB decision days: ±0.62%. On your €150,000 requirement, that's approximately ±€930 in cost variance. 3 of the last 5 ECB decisions have pushed EUR/USD higher.
Set a rate alert
Set a rate threshold on any requirement and FXForesight will email you the moment the rate crosses it — with the current timing score at that moment, not just the rate. You choose the direction (above or below), the threshold, and whether you want a one-time alert or ongoing daily updates. Your existing bank or broker executes the conversion — FXForesight never touches your funds.
An email alert: GBP/USD has crossed your threshold of 1.29. Current rate: 1.2934. Timing score at this moment: 71/100 (Above recent levels). Your requirement: £200,000 payable 30 Sept.
Track your performance
Once you settle a requirement, record the rate you achieved. FXForesight compares it to the rate when you entered the requirement, the range during your window, and the timing score at the moment you converted. Over time, this builds a benchmarking dataset that shows whether your team's FX timing decisions are improving — the kind of analysis that previously required a dedicated treasury analyst.
Performance page: GBP/USD requirement settled at 1.2891. Rate when added: 1.2820. Rate range during window: 1.2751–1.2951. You settled in the top 35% of the available window.
FXForesight sits alongside your bank or broker. It does not replace them.
You continue converting through your existing provider — your bank, FX broker, or treasury platform. FXForesight adds an independent data layer on top. We never hold funds, execute transactions, or earn from your conversions. This is information infrastructure, not a trading platform.
One question, four vantage points.
Finance Director / CFO
Gives your team independent data to defend every timing decision — without hiring a treasury analyst.
Finance / Accounts Team
The context to justify a conversion decision to your manager, based on data rather than instinct.
Business Owner
Know whether now is a good moment to convert your supplier requirement — independently of the provider quoting you.
Investor / Individual
See the real mid-market rate and where it sits historically, before your bank quotes you a rate with their margin built in.
Objections, answered directly.
These are the questions finance directors raise in diligence. No filler. No marketing speak.
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Information only — not financial advice. FXForesight does not provide investment advice or execute transactions.