International remittance
Send from a UK bank account to any Nigerian bank in minutes. One fee, the rate on screen, safeguarded funds and a receipt your family can take to the bank.
FCA authorisedIMTO licensedFunds safeguarded
View SendGram→Venly · Holding & technology company
One core.Every company on it.
Venly is a holding company and the engineering team behind SendGram, VenBank and Voygo.ai. We own the equity and run the shared core they are built on: a double-entry ledger, identity and KYC, payment orchestration and payout rails, an internal API layer, data and reporting, plus the security and SRE practice around it. The licensed operating companies face the customer; Venly builds and governs.
Double-entry ledgerIdentity & KYCPayment orchestrationPayout railsInternal API layerData & reportingSecuritySRE practice
FCA
Authorised in the United Kingdom
IMTO
Licensed to remit into Nigeria
MFB
Microfinance bank, deposit-taking
GBP→NGN
First corridor live, more to follow
Our products
Every product. One platform underneath.
VENBANKDigital banking, Nigeria
A current account, savings that actually pay, cards that work everywhere and credit priced on your record — held under a microfinance banking licence with NDIC-insured deposits.
MFB licenceNDIC insuredNaira accounts
View VenBank→
AI-powered logistics
Compare carrier rates, quote in seconds, track every shipment and run the warehouse from one platform — built for freight forwarders and traders on the Canada–Africa corridor.
AI rate assistantLive trackingWarehousing
Visit voygo.ai→Our journey
From one corridor to a group
2024
Venly founded
Incorporated in London to build regulated money movement on the UK–Nigeria corridor.
2025
FCA authorisation
SendGram authorised as a payment institution and licensed as an IMTO in Nigeria.
2026
Corridor live
GBP→NGN transfers in minutes, and VenBank opens on a microfinance banking licence.
Next
More corridors
Ghana and Kenya on the send side; business payouts and cards on the receive side.
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The paperwork behind it
Licences sit with the operating companies
Venly itself holds no financial permission — it holds the companies and builds their technology. Each regulated activity is carried out by the entity licensed for it.
| Entity | Permission | Regulator |
|---|---|---|
| SendGram Ltd | Authorised Payment Institution — money remittance | Financial Conduct Authority, UK |
| SendGram Ltd | International Money Transfer Operator | Central Bank of Nigeria |
| VenBank MFB Ltd | Unit Microfinance Bank — deposits, lending, cards | Central Bank of Nigeria |
| Voygo.ai | Logistics technology platform — no financial permission required | Not a regulated activity |
The group
A holding company that writes the code
Venly holds the companies and builds their technology: one ledger, one identity and payments core, one security and compliance function, every product on top. Nothing a customer would feel is outsourced.
- Ownership
- Equity, capital and board governance for each operating company
- Technology
- The shared ledger, identity, payments and data platform every product runs on
- Standards
- Security, risk and compliance policy the licensed entities operate under
Newsroom
All updates→News and announcements
One journey, two products
Pay in London on Friday.Spend in Lagos on Saturday.
Contact
Talk to the people who build it.
Direct channels
Customer support
In-app chat is fastest, 24/7. tech@venly.tech · +44 20 0000 0000
Compliance & MLRO
Regulatory, law-enforcement and source-of-funds requests. tech@venly.tech
Partnerships
Payout banks, agents, PSPs and API integrations. tech@venly.tech
Press
Statements, spokespeople and brand assets. tech@venly.tech
Support hours
Chat 24/7 · Phone 08:00–20:00 UK, 09:00–21:00 WAT
Addresses and numbers are placeholders — swap in the real ones before launch.