Sendwave app - how to use?

Have you ever needed to send money to someone in another country? If you have, you know the process can be time-consuming and expensive. That's where the Sendwave app comes in.

Designed to provide rapid, affordable international money transfers, Sendwave allows you to send money from the US, UK, Canada, France, Italy, Spain, Ireland to a variety of countries, including Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, Liberia, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Sri Lanka, Haiti, the Philippines, Bangladesh and Lebanon.

How does it work? Let's take a closer look at the app and its features.

First, you'll want to create an account. If you use a referral code, like the one provided in the video transcript, you may even get a credit towards your first transfer. Once you've logged into the app, you'll see a list of countries where you can send money. Select your preferred country from the list.

From there, you can select the recipient's name, either by giving access to your contact list or manually entering the information. If you're sending money to Bangladesh, for example, you'll have the option to send it directly to a Bcash recipient or bank account. If you choose Bcash, you'll need to enter the recipient's mobile phone number. For a bank account, you'll need to select the bank, enter the account and routing numbers.

Sendwave also allows for cash pickup in certain countries, such as Nigeria. You'll be prompted to select the bank where your recipient can collect the cash.

The app keeps track of your transactions, including any limits to the amount you can send. Currently, there is a limit of $1,000 per transfer and a monthly limit of $3,000.

To add or update your payment information, such as a credit or debit card, navigate to the payment info section of the app. You may also invite friends to use the app or look up support services if needed.

Overall, Sendwave aims to simplify the process of sending money abroad. With its affordable rates and user-friendly interface, it's definitely worth trying out.