Sendwave, the international money transfer platform founded in 2014, officially joins as a new sponsor of the U.S. Hispanic Women’s Chamber of Commerce, strengthening our commitment to Hispanic communities, migrant families, and women entrepreneurs who maintain active economic ties between the United States and Latin America.
A story born from a real need
Sendwave was created by Drew Durbin and Lincoln Quirk, who met at Brown University. The idea emerged from a very concrete frustration: sending money abroad was slow, expensive, and inaccessible. Durbin, who managed an NGO in Tanzania, experienced firsthand the obstacles of traditional remittance systems.
Thus, Sendwave was born with a clear goal: to make sending money as simple as sending a text message.
What makes Sendwave different
Since its launch, Sendwave has challenged the traditional remittance model by focusing on three key pillars:
- 100% digital approach: direct integration with banks and mobile wallets such as M-Pesa, Nequi, and Daviplata.
- Zero or very low fees: ideal for small and frequent transfers.
- Speed: money arrives within seconds, directly to the recipient.
Today, more than 1 million users trust Sendwave, a brand operated by Zepz and authorized for transfers in the U.S., Canada, the United Kingdom, and the European Union.
Active presence in Latin America
Sendwave continues to expand in the region, with official launches in:
- Colombia and the Dominican Republic (January 2023)
- Mexico and Guatemala (July 2023)
Countries with active promotional focus:
Mexico, Dominican Republic, Colombia, and Guatemala.
Available (not yet under promotion):
Peru, Nicaragua, and El Salvador.
Available payment methods
Sendwave offers multiple options tailored to each country:
Mexico
- Bank transfers: Banco Azteca, Bancoppel, Banorte, BBVA, Citibanamex, HSBC, Santander, Scotiabank, among others.
- Cash: Bancoppel, Banorte, BBVA, Bodega Aurrera & Walmart, Elektra/Banco Azteca.
Dominican Republic
- Transfers: Banreservas, Banco Popular, BHD, and more than 30 banks.
- Cash: Caribe Express.
Colombia
- Banks: Bancolombia, Davivienda.
- Mobile wallets: Daviplata and Nequi.
Guatemala
- Banks: BAM, Banco Industrial, Banrural, Bantrab, Micoope.
- Cash: Banco Industrial and Banrural.
A mission aligned with our community
“At Sendwave, we have one mission: to make sure your money reaches your family and friends as safely and effortlessly as possible.”
This vision directly aligns with the values of our Chamber: trust, social impact, and economic growth.
📲 Scan, send, and connect with the ones you love most
👉 Send money with love
🔑 Special code for our community: MUJERES
🔗 Access here: https://try.sendwave.com/kjap/anryxmh5
ℹ️ Important information
Promotion valid until 04/30/2026, exclusively for new users on their first transfer.
Terms and conditions apply; for more information, please visit the Sendwave website.
Exchange rates (FX) are subject to change. Sendwave earns revenue through the exchange rate.
From the U.S. Hispanic Women’s Chamber of Commerce, we celebrate this alliance with Sendwave. We invite you to explore and use this solution that connects economies, families, and opportunities on both sides of the border.
