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International money transfer for business: A UK guide

An international business money transfer moves funds from a company account to a recipient in another country or currency. The most suitable transfer route depends on the payment currency, destination, recipient details, amount, exchange rate, fees and required delivery time.

12.08.2026

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Meet Sendy, your new financial buddy

Sends has a new addition to the family. Meet Sendy - our new mascot, and the friendly face you'll start seeing across the website, the app, and beyond.

10.08.2026

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What are mass payouts? How they work

Mass payouts are a one-to-many payment process in which a business prepares and sends multiple outgoing payments to different recipients through one coordinated workflow.

03.08.2026

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Best ways to get paid by global clients as a UK freelancer

A UK freelancer can get paid by a global client through a local GBP transfer, a SEPA transfer in EUR, a SWIFT transfer, a client-arranged payout to a card or bank account, a card payment, or a payment flow managed by the platform where the project was booked.

28.07.2026

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Exploring the Future of Gaming, Blockchain and Digital Finance

The future of digital industries is being shaped by rapid innovation, new technologies, and the emergence of markets creating new opportunities for global growth.

01.07.2026

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Faster Payments vs CHAPS vs SEPA: UK Cross-Border Guide

Faster Payments, CHAPS, and SEPA are different payment systems for different payment scenarios. Here you will find a guide about all of them.

22.06.2026

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How to open a UK business account as a non-UK resident online

A non-UK resident can start the process of opening a UK business account online, but a full UK business bank account is not always opened fully remotely. For an overseas company, the official UK process can require UK company registration, a UK business plan explaining why the account is needed, contact with the bank’s inward investment team, additional checks, and a company representative in the UK to sign a bank mandate after approval.

08.06.2026

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How long does a SEPA transfer take? Processing times explained

A standard SEPA Credit Transfer usually takes up to one business day after the payment order is received. A SEPA Instant Credit Transfer can make funds available in the recipient’s account within seconds, if the payment provider and account conditions support instant processing.

 

25.05.2026

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What is a Sort Code? UK banking code explained

A sort code is a six-digit UK banking code that identifies the bank or payment service provider connected to a UK account. Businesses use a sort code together with an account number to send and receive local UK payments, while Sends helps companies manage UK local payments alongside SEPA, SWIFT, Global IBAN and multi-currency account functionality.

 

12.05.2026

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