# Eversend

> Eversend is a multi-currency account and cross-border payments app built for people and businesses connected to Africa.

Source: https://www.neobank.wiki/wiki/eversend
Last updated: 2026-08-12
Categories: Financial technology, Uganda neobanks, United Kingdom fintech, Payment platforms, Remittance platforms, Consumer neobanks, Partner-bank neobanks, Companies founded in 2017

**Eversend** is a financial technology company offering a multi-currency wallet, remittances, virtual cards and global receive accounts aimed at Africans and the diaspora. It was founded in Paris in 2017 by Ugandan entrepreneurs **Stone Atwine** and **Ronald Kasendwa**; the consumer app launched in March 2019.[^ev1] The company reports more than 1.6 million registered users, customers in 57 countries and over $1 billion processed.

## History

Atwine has said the company grew from the pain of sending remittances home (including to family in Uganda) after he moved to France. Early co-founder **Emma Smith** is cited in interviews alongside Kasendwa. Eversend joined programmes including Techstars, the Visa Accelerator and Google for Startups, then expanded from wallets into cards, USD/EUR receive accounts, stablecoin settlement and APIs other fintechs can build on.[^ev2] Most of the product team sits in Kampala, with offices also listed in London, New York and Lagos.

## Founders

**Stone Atwine** is co-founder and chief executive officer. A computer-science graduate of Mbarara University of Science and Technology, he previously worked in African payments before founding Eversend.

**Ronald Kasendwa** is co-founder and chief technology officer, leading engineering as Eversend moved from a remittance wallet to owned cross-border rails.

## Licences and model

Eversend operates through licensed entities and partners rather than a single full bank charter. The company cites Bank of Uganda licences and remittance authorisations in markets such as Kenya and Zambia. Balances are wallet/e-money style: users hold 16 currencies (including major African currencies plus USD, EUR and GBP), convert in-app and pay out to banks and mobile money such as [M-Pesa](/wiki/m-pesa).

## Products

Consumer and business products include multi-currency wallets, instant sends to banks and mobile money across about 18 countries, virtual Visa cards for online spend, global USD/EUR account details for inbound payments, and a REST API for collections, FX and payouts. Stablecoins are used as an always-on settlement layer alongside local rails.

## External links

- [Eversend official website](https://eversend.co/)

## Infobox

- **Type**: Private
- **Founded**: 2017 (app 2019)
- **Founders**: Stone Atwine, Ronald Kasendwa
- **Headquarters**: Kampala / London
- **Focus**: Multi-currency / remittance
- **Model**: Licensed payments / e-money
- **X**: @eversendapp
- **Website**: [eversend.co](https://eversend.co/)

## Frequently asked questions

### What is Eversend?

Eversend is a multi-currency account and cross-border payments app built for people and businesses connected to Africa.

### When was Eversend founded?

Eversend was founded in 2017 (app 2019).

### Where is Eversend headquartered?

Eversend is headquartered in Kampala / London.

### Who founded Eversend?

Eversend was founded by Stone Atwine, Ronald Kasendwa.

### What type of company is Eversend?

Eversend is described as Licensed payments / e-money in its neobank.wiki profile.

### What is the official Eversend website?

The official website for Eversend is https://eversend.co/.


## References

[^ev1]: Eversend was founded in Paris in 2017; the consumer app launched in March 2019. — https://eversend.co/company
[^ev2]: Eversend reports 1.6 million registered users and more than $1 billion processed, with licences including Bank of Uganda. — https://eversend.co/