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Eversend: How to use, send & receive money, account setup & more

Eversend is a financial technology (Fintech) service that operates in Africa. Eversend allows Africans to exchange and send money across various countries. In this post, we will talk about how to use Eversend services.

If you want to send money out of Nigeria, Uganda, Kenya, Ghana, Tanzania & Rwanda to another country in Africa, then Eversend is the application to use. It’s fast and legit.

How does Eversend work?

Eversend works as a Fintech service for money exchange across African countries and the United States. It makes mobile and virtual transactions very easy and simple. Also, it’s international.

With an Eversend account, you can receive money into your Nigerian, Ghanian, Ugandan, Kenyan, or any of the supported countries’ bank account from the United States. You can also receive funds from the US into your Eversend account.

This also applies to other African countries like Tanzanian and Rwanda. With the Eversend mobile app, you can pay your utility bills, buy airtime and even renew your data subscription.

Transactions are free on Eversend, as long as it involves sending funds from one Eversend account to another. This applies to all countries where the Eversend service is available.

If you are residing in the United States and you want to send money to a recipient in Nigeria, you can make use of Eversend. The money will be credited into the beneficiary’s Nigerian bank account. This can be GTBank, Firstbank, Zenith Bank or any other Nigerian bank.

You can also generate your virtual cards by using the Eversend app. Such virtual cards can be used to make payments on online stores and platforms. Common examples are Netflix, Amazon, Google, Facebook and Apple Music.

Benefits of using Eversend

Is it safe to use Eversend?

The Eversend mobile app is very safe to use. It is founded, owned, and controlled by the Ugandan entrepreneur Stone Atwine.

It is legit and so far, no user has ever complained of being defrauded by the Eversend financial service.

Eversend supported countries

Eversend is available in 7 different countries. They include:

  1. Nigeria (NGN) 🇳🇬
  2. The United States (USD) 🇱🇷
  3. Kenya (KES) 🇰🇪
  4. Ghana (GHS) 🇬🇭
  5. Tanzanian (TZS) 🇹🇿
  6. Uganda (UGX) 🇺🇬
  7. Rwanda (RWF) 🇷🇼

Requirements to open an Eversend account

Apart from being at least 18 years old, you will need to provide the following information.

Eversend mobile app download

Since you now know the things you need to create an Eversend account, you should proceed with downloading the Eversend mobile app.

You can download the Eversend app from the Google Play Store (for Android devices) and Apple App Store (for iOS devices). Click here to download it for any device.

How to open an Eversend account?

To create your Eversend account, see the procedure below.

How to deposit money into your Eversend account?

You can deposit money into your Eversend account by linking a debit or credit card to it. Note that only VISA and Mastercard cards are supported on the Eversend app.

To add your debit or credit card, follow the steps below.

How to send money on Eversend mobile app?

To send money to another Eversend user:

How to withdraw money from Eversend into your bank account?

To withdraw an amount of money into your Nigerian or Kenyan bank account, see the procedure below.

Kindly note that direct withdrawal into a local bank account is enabled only in Nigeria and Kenya.

Other African countries like Ghana, Kenya, Rwanda, and Uganda can withdraw through mobile money.

Eversend website

Eversend has a website where you can learn more about their financial services. You can visit the homepage here.

Eversend head office address

Eversend has head offices in Nigeria and Uganda. The Nigerian head office is located at 7A Milverton Rd, Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria.
The Uganda head office is situated at 14-18 Cooper Road, Kampala, Uganda.

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