Eversend vs Openfloat

Send money into, out of and across Africa, get paid like a local, and spend globally, all from one app. Eversend is the cross-border money account: a multicurrency money app built for Africans and the diaspora, with over 1.6 million registered users and over $1 billion moved. Send money at real exchange rates with the fee shown before you confirm, hold 16 currencies plus USDC and USDT, and pay online with a virtual dollar card. Whether you're sending to family, getting paid for international work, or shopping globally, Eversend makes money across borders simple and affordable. Send Money in Every Direction Sending home is one direction. Eversend runs all three: into Africa from the UK, US and Europe; out of Africa, from naira, shillings or cedis to USD, GBP and EUR bank accounts; and between African countries, on routes like Kenya to Nigeria and Ghana to Nigeria that most services skip. Send to bank accounts and mobile money in 18 countries. Mobile money payouts land in about a minute, measured over our last 90 days of transfers, and the rate and fee are shown before you send, so the amount on your screen is the amount that arrives. Virtual Dollar Cards for Global Spending Create a virtual USD card in seconds and shop online anywhere: subscriptions, ads, travel, marketplaces. Cards start at $0.99, every fee is published upfront, and you can fund them from any currency or stablecoin at the rate on your screen. Freeze and unfreeze instantly from the app. Your Own USD & EUR Accounts Get paid like a local with personal USD and EUR account details. Clients and platforms pay you by normal domestic transfer, and one clear fee is shown before the money moves: perfect for freelancers, remote workers and businesses. Funds land in your Eversend wallet, and you convert to your currency when you choose. Hold 16 Currencies & Stablecoins Hold and exchange 16 currencies plus USDC and USDT in one place. Receive stablecoins and convert to local currency in minutes, or use them to fund your card. Every conversion happens at a rate you see and accept first. Licensed, Secure, and Trusted Eversend is licensed by the Bank of Uganda, registered with FinCEN (US) and FINTRAC (Canada), with central-bank remittance approvals in Kenya and Zambia. Customer funds are safeguarded and segregated. Digital assets are secured by Fireblocks. Every transaction is protected with two-factor authentication, and cards can be frozen instantly. Which countries can I send money to? Eversend sends to 18 countries, to bank accounts and mobile money, including Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, Ghana and Rwanda. Can I send money from Africa, or between African countries? Yes, and this is rare. Send out of Africa from Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda or Ghana to USD, GBP and EUR bank accounts, and between African countries on routes like Kenya to Nigeria, straight from the app. Does Eversend have a virtual dollar card? Yes. Create a virtual USD card in seconds and spend online worldwide, with every fee published upfront. Can I receive USD and EUR? Yes. Get your own USD and EUR account details and receive payments by normal domestic transfer, with one clear fee shown before the money moves. Does Eversend support stablecoins? Yes. Hold and convert USDC and USDT, and use them to fund cards or send money. Download Eversend and verify your identity in minutes. Join over 1.6 million registered users moving money without borders. Questions? support@eversend.co

Openfloat is a business solution that digitises Petty Cash, Payroll, and Corporate Bills Payments. You can Disburse Funds, Pay Bills, and Buy Airtime in Bulk — all in one place. Note: To use this app, please ensure you already have an Openfloat account.