Eversend: Send Money, USD Card

Eversend: Send Money, USD Card

Hold, send and spend money

1.1K ratings
339 reviews
Free

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Released
August 22, 2019
Updated
September 11, 2026

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Manage your finances with a mobile app that offers instant money transfers, multi-currency accounts, and affordable currency exchange. Create a virtual dollar card to save on international transaction fees and pay bills conveniently.

✓Instant money transfers
✓Multi-currency accounts
✓Affordable currency exchange
✓Virtual dollar Visa card
✓Electricity bill payments
✓Airtime purchase
✓Referral bonuses
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What users say about Eversend

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What's New in Eversend

0.7.1017

September 11, 2026

Minor bug fixes and improvements

User reviews

Terrible

Terrible, account verification is pending and when contacting them which I’m only able to by email, its slow replies and staff are not helpful at all. Don’t send your money with this app cause the person will never receive it.

Good to worse

I used to enjoy this app, now lots of bugs, can’t even load with good internet. Your team is doing a poor job. Losing out on customers

Having pending transactions over 24 hours and very poor customer service care it takes them forever

Wire transfer pending over 24hours and very poor service and customer service care clueless app ai bot not responding at all I guess it’s a scam app

Scam app

Y’all be careful they’re stealing peoples money, they’re scammers

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Frequent app crashes and login issues

Bug

Disappearing virtual cards and lost funds

Bug

Delayed or failed transactions

Bug

Unresponsive customer support

Bug
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Requested Features

4 requests

Improve withdrawal process and speed

Feature

Expand supported countries and currencies

Feature

Enhance security measures and user controls

Feature

Provide more transparent pricing and fees

Feature

FAQ

What can I do with Eversend?

Eversend offers a range of financial services including instant money transfers to mobile money and bank accounts, multi-currency accounts for holding and exchanging six different currencies, and the creation of a virtual dollar Visa card to save on foreign exchange fees. You can also pay electricity bills and purchase airtime in supported countries.

How does Eversend save me money compared to banks?

Eversend aims to eliminate hidden fees and inconvenient operating hours associated with traditional banks. It offers affordable exchange rates, up to 70% cheaper than banks, and allows you to save up to 13% on fees with its virtual dollar Visa card for online payments.

How do I add money to my Eversend account?

You can add money to your Eversend account using mobile money in Ghana, Kenya, Rwanda, or Uganda. Alternatively, you can use a credit/debit card (VISA/Mastercard) in all supported countries to add funds in USD, or specific local currencies like NGN in Nigeria, UGX in Uganda, KES in Kenya, and TZS in Tanzania.

Is Eversend free to use?

Opening an account with Eversend is free and takes under 5 minutes. While the app itself is free to download and use, certain transactions or services may incur fees, though the app emphasizes transparency and affordability compared to traditional banking.

What countries does Eversend support?

Eversend supports money transfers to mobile money or Eversend accounts in Kenya, Rwanda, and Uganda, and to bank accounts in Nigeria. You can hold and exchange currencies like GHC, KES, NGN, RWF, UGX, and USD. Bill payments and airtime purchases are available in specific countries like Uganda and Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda respectively.