Your stablecoins, their mobile money.
If you hold USDT or USDC, you can send money to Africa with Eversend from wherever you are. Deposit stablecoins from any wallet or exchange into your Eversend balance, convert at a rate shown on screen, and send to mobile money or a bank account in 10 African countries. The payout lands in about a minute on mobile money, measured over our last 90 days of transfers, and your recipient never touches crypto: they receive ordinary money in their own currency.
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Why stablecoin senders use this
No local rail needed on your side
Bank transfers need a banking system that connects to ours. A stablecoin deposit does not: it moves from your wallet to your Eversend balance in minutes, from anywhere, any day of the week.
Your recipient never deals with crypto
The person you send to gets shillings, naira, cedis or francs on the mobile money wallet or bank account they already use. No wallet address, no exchange account, nothing to learn.
One conversion, on screen
Your USDT or USDC converts to the local currency at a rate shown before you confirm. No printed margin games and no second conversion hiding in the middle.
How it works
- 01
Open Eversend and verify once
Download the app and confirm your identity a single time, wherever Eversend is available.
- 02
Deposit USDT or USDC
Send stablecoins from any wallet or exchange to your Eversend stablecoin balance. It settles in minutes, any hour, any day.
- 03
Convert and send
Pick the country and how they are paid. The rate and the exact amount arriving are on screen before you confirm.
Straight answers
What is the easiest way to use USDC or USDT for sending money abroad?
Deposit the stablecoins into an account that owns local payout rails, and let it do the conversion and delivery. On Eversend that means sending USDT or USDC from any wallet to your balance, then paying out to mobile money or bank accounts in 10 African countries. Your recipient receives their own currency in about a minute on mobile money and never needs to know a stablecoin was involved.
Which countries can I send to with stablecoins?
Nigeria, Kenya, Cameroon, Uganda, Ghana, Rwanda, Tanzania, Zambia, Côte d'Ivoire and Senegal, on local mobile money and bank rails, plus bank payouts in pounds, dollars and euros. Where you send FROM is up to you: a stablecoin deposit works from anywhere, wherever Eversend is available.
How do I deposit USDT or USDC into Eversend?
Open your stablecoin balance in the app and use the deposit option to get an address, then send from your own wallet or exchange. Deposits settle in minutes and custody is secured by Fireblocks. Double-check the network the address expects before sending, as with any stablecoin transfer.
Can I pay a supplier in Nigeria with stablecoins?
Yes. Deposit USDT or USDC, convert, and pay out to any Nigerian bank or fintech account like OPay or Moniepoint over the NIP rail. The account holder's name is returned before you commit, which matters when you are paying an invoice, and payouts land in about a minute. Businesses moving larger or recurring volume should look at the business account, which runs the same rails with team controls.
What rate do I get from USDT to local currency?
The live rate for your corridor, shown on screen before you confirm. The local-currency amount you see is exactly what your recipient receives, with the fee already taken out. We never bury a margin in transit.
Are stablecoins on Eversend safe?
Custody is secured by Fireblocks and balances are held with institutional-grade controls. Be clear about what stablecoins are, though: they are digital assets, not bank deposits, and they are not covered by deposit protection. Eversend holds them for you; it does not change what they are.
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Get EversendStablecoins are digital assets, not bank deposits, and are not covered by deposit protection. Custody is secured by Fireblocks.