Method and system for currency exchange by point of conversion
In one embodiment, one use of the disclosed method/system is for any multinational entity or individual performing currency exchanges is for business or personal use. This embodiment will greatly enhance the Transparency of the Cash Conversion Process at the ACTUAL POINT OF CONVERSION (POC), revealing dealt and offset pricings and TIME thereof thus providing the customer with a complete report of conversion as with any commodity conversion. With the POC method, the client will have a substantially complete accounting of the value of the funds conversion from one region's currency to another.
1. A computer-implemented method for point of conversion analysis, the method comprising:
(a) providing, by a computer system, a plurality of pre-programmed components,
wherein the plurality of pre-programmed components comprising at least one pre-programmed software component from each of the following types of pre-programmed components:
(i) at least one time series component, and
(ii) at least one conversion component;
(b) retrieving data by the computing system from a plurality of data sources for one specific transaction including currency to buy or sell, amount of currency to buy or sell, type of currency for conversion, a negotiated spread or agreed deal rate, and a booking rate,
wherein the booking rate is a rate at which the market maker will book the rate for the conversion in real-time with one or more conversion transactions,
wherein the market maker is an individual or entity that sets a currency exchange rate, and
wherein the booking rate includes an interbank market indicator;
(c) storing the data in at least one data structure using a computing system;
(d) compiling a point of conversion analysis based on the data by a computing system including calculating:
(i) a delivery cost,
(ii) a delivery rate,
(iii) an amount of currency to be bought or sold;
wherein the delivery cost is a value of a difference, calculated in a currency required by the customer, between the market maker's booking rate and the customer's delivery rate in a specific market in which the conversion is taking place,
wherein the customer's delivery rate is the sum of the negotiated spread and the booking rate; and
(e) displaying by a computing system to a customer a point of conversion report;
wherein, the point of conversion report includes at least:
(i) the delivery cost,
(ii) the delivery rate,
(iii) the booking rate,
(iv) the amount of currency bought or sold; and
(v) a time that the booking rate is booked,
wherein the time is reported in hours, minutes, and seconds.
2. The method of claim 1 wherein a computing system includes one or more programmed computers.
3. The method of claim 1 wherein a computing system is distributed over a plurality of programmed computers.
4. The method of claim 1 wherein at least one data structure is one or more databases.
5. The method of claim 1 wherein the point of conversion report is displayed to the customer immediately after the point of conversion analysis is compiled.
6. The method of claim 1 or 5 wherein the point of conversion report is stored by a computing system and displayed to the customer after a series of conversion transactions is completed, wherein a point of conversion report is generated by a computing system for each conversion transaction.
7. The method of claim 1 wherein the point of conversion analysis is performed in real-time.