On 11 February, fintech leaders, regulators, and investors gathered in Dubai for the 8th edition of FiNext Awards & Conference – a one‑day, high‑impact event focused on the future of finance. Sends was honoured to be part of the conversation and even more honoured to leave with a significant recognition.
18.02.2026
Choosing the right type of business bank account in the UK depends first on your business structure. The needs of a sole trader (self-employed individual) differ from those of a limited company (LTD), and “freelancer” can fall into either category depending on how you operate. In this guide, we’ll clarify the differences and help you decide which account to open. We’ll also cover what you need to open a business account online, common requirements and documents, and how services like Sends can help UK businesses manage their finances.
16.02.2026
Opening a business bank account in the UK online is now easier than ever – you can do everything from initial application to identity verification without setting foot in a branch. Whether you’re a freelancer, sole trader or limited company director, this guide will show you how to open a UK business bank account online and avoid common pitfalls. We’ll cover the eligibility requirements for a UK account, the documents needed, a step-by-step walkthrough, and tips to get approved faster. By the end, you’ll know exactly what to prepare and expect when you open business account UK online.
02.02.2026
Many UK founders and SMEs are frustrated with traditional bank accounts and wonder if there’s an alternative to a UK business bank account that better fits their needs. This guide explores non-bank platforms – what they are, who they’re for, how they compare (e.g. Wise Business vs UK bank account), and how to open a business account without a bank in the UK. We’ll be practical and balanced, highlighting benefits and limitations.
26.01.2026
Closing or switching a business bank account is something many UK businesses encounter at some point. It might be due to high fees, poor service, better offers elsewhere, or changes in the business itself. In fact, 89% of SMEs in one survey were dissatisfied with their banks and considering switching to fintech alternatives. Whether you’re unhappy with your current bank, your business is changing, or you just found a better banking solution, it’s important to handle the transition smoothly.
12.01.2026
Launching a new venture in the UK often means moving fast and working globally from day one. Using a UK startup business account online gives founders instant access to banking tools without waiting in queues or paperwork delays. In an era of remote teams and cross-border collaboration, many entrepreneurs consider a multi-currency, borderless banking solution essential rather than optional. An online account lets you manage finances remotely, track cash flow, and make payments anytime from anywhere – flexibility that is critical when your team and customers are spread across regions. With 24/7 online access, startup founders can monitor their funds and execute transactions without visiting a branch.
04.12.2025
Time is money for a new business. Getting your UK business bank account approved quickly means you can start trading sooner – accepting customer payments, paying suppliers, running payroll, and handling taxes without delay. If your account opening drags on for weeks, your whole operation is on hold, leading to lost revenue opportunities and frustrated partners or employees. In fact, many entrepreneurs find that slow account approval results in operational delays and even financial loss. A fast approval isn’t just a convenience; it’s often critical for maintaining business momentum from day one.
28.11.2025
Running a business bank account involves more than the headline fee. SMEs must consider transaction charges, foreign‐exchange costs, and incidental fees that can add up to a sizeable monthly outlay. These hidden costs can erode tight margins, making it crucial to examine the full cost of ownership beyond marketing claims.
31.10.2025
Online onboarding makes UK business accounts fast to set up – often within a day or two – but simple document errors still trip up many applications. Small businesses and startups must pick the right provider and prepare carefully to avoid needless rejections.
22.10.2025
