Hold pounds, dollars, euros and rand side by side. Send to Harare or Accra in under a minute — from London, New York, Berlin or Johannesburg. Top up a parent's airtime from the bus, buy electricity straight onto a meter in Lagos or Nairobi. Made for families that live in two places at once.
From the UK, US, Europe and South Africa · to Zimbabwe, Ghana, Nigeria and Kenya — more corridors to come.
Demo rates from our pricing model — live rates at launch. Same fee and margin on every corridor.
The account
Accra runs on MoMo, Nairobi on M-Pesa, Harare on US dollars and EcoCash, Lagos on bank transfers — and Britain on pounds and debit cards. Your account should be fluent in all of them.
EcoCash, MTN MoMo, M-Pesa, bank deposit or cash pickup — each corridor pays out the way money actually moves there, Zimbabwe in US dollars. Delivery is typically under a minute.
Top up Econet, MTN, Airtel or Safaricom directly. No fee on airtime — the operator pays us, not you.
Prepaid meters run half the continent — ZESA, Kenya Power, ECG, the Nigerian DisCos. Enter the meter number, pay in pounds, and the token reaches your family in the app and by SMS.
A shared pot you both can see. You top it up in London; your mother spends from it at home with her own card — Harare, Kumasi or Nairobi. Each of you sees every transaction.
School fees in Accra due September. A roof going up in Bulawayo. Put money aside for the thing itself, invite relatives to chip in, and watch it fill up together.
The card pays from pounds in London, dollars in Harare, cedi in Accra. No surprise conversion at the till, ever.
How it opens
This website can show you around, but accounts open on your phone — that's where your ID and camera are.
iPhone or Android. The links land here the day we launch.
Scan your passport, national ID or driving licence, then take a short selfie. UK and African documents both work.
By bank transfer or debit card from your bank in the UK, US, Europe or South Africa. Wallets for pounds, dollars, euros, rand and more sit side by side.
Pick a person, a phone number or a meter number. You see the full cost before you confirm, every time.
Pricing
Most remitters advertise a small fee and bury their real charge in the exchange rate. We quote the mid-market rate and our 1% margin separately, on every transfer, before you commit a penny.
Same structure from every sending country — about $1.49, €1.49 or R29.80 where you send in dollars, euros or rand. Where there's no conversion, as with dollars to Zimbabwe, the margin is zero. If a rate moves between quote and confirmation, you see the new figure first.
Before launch
Zuvairi is pre-launch. The UK → Zimbabwe corridor opens first; Ghana, Nigeria and Kenya follow. Leave your email and we'll write once — when your corridor opens. No newsletter, no drip campaign.