Axion Finance · Banking

Money in two countries, without losing a slice of it.

Living across borders means accounts in two places, money that has to cross between them, and a set of rules about what's protected that nobody explains until it matters. These guides come from people who made the move, and they cover the three things newcomers get wrong: the account, the transfer, and the guarantee.

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Put it into practice

The checklists for the move, and a longer-term project

Free checklists for the whole relocation, ready now. A companion app for the money side is in development as a longer-term project.

The relocation checklists

Seven interactive checklists covering the whole move, banking included. Tick things off, save as PDF, come back to them. Free.

Open the checklists

Axial: your money's moving companion

Selling up and moving abroad scatters your finances across two countries. Axial is a longer-term project to keep them in one view, with no launch date yet. Leave your email and we'll tell you when there is something to show.

Educational guidance, not regulated financial advice. We don't recommend banks, transfer services or products, and nothing here replaces advice from a regulated adviser who knows your full circumstances.

Get in touch

Ask about banking across borders

Stuck between two banking systems, or about to be? Tell us where you are and what you'd like to feel clearer about. Plain-English answers, guidance not sales.

hello@oneaxion.com
We've done the move, and the paperwork.
Someone from One Axion will usually reply within one or two working days.

Please don't include health or medical details here. We'll ask what we need on a call.

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