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Sends successfully exhibited and sponsored PAY360 2026, one of Europe’s leading payments and fintech events, held at ExCeL London on 25–26 March.

27.03.2026

Sends has been named winner of Outstanding SME Payments Solution By a FinTech at the Global SME Banking Innovation Awards 2026, organised by The Digital Banker. The award recognises Sends’ work in helping SMEs access practical, modern payment solutions. 

13.03.2026

Our CEO Alona Shevtsova has been named to the Standout 45 of the Innovate Finance Women in FinTech Powerlist 2025, recognising women driving innovation and leadership across the fintech industry.

09.03.2026

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

SENDS, the British digital financial services provider, today announced that its Mastercard virtual debit cards are now available in Apple Wallet, completing its mobile payment strategy across iOS and Android platforms. 

09.12.2025

To mark the milestone, Sends donated £25,000  to UNICEF UK's Ukraine Appeal, supporting children and families as they face another brutal winter of war.

17.11.2025

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

Choosing between operating as a sole trader or as a limited company is a key decision for UK entrepreneurs. In a sole trader setup, you and your business are legally the same person. This means you have total control over your business but also bear full personal liability for any debts. In contrast, a limited company is a separate legal entity owned by shareholders, giving you “limited liability” – your personal assets (house, car, savings) are generally protected if the business runs into trouble.

13.10.2025