Year-End Wrap-Up — 2025 in Numbers: Celebrating Growth
2025 was a milestone year for Paysend — a year defined by scale, innovation, and the incredible stories of the people and businesses who trust us to move money across borders.
This year we saw global payouts reach new highs, expanded our corridors, partnered with game-changing platforms, and helped more people send money home instantly and affordably.
But behind the numbers are human stories — the real heartbeat of Paysend.
2025 in Numbers
- 89% YoY growth across our Enterprise business
- Dozens of new platform partners onboarded across payroll, fintech, marketplaces, and embedded finance
- 12M+ global customers moving money with more speed, transparency, and convenience than ever before
- Instant payouts* to 100+ countries, enabling families to stay connected in real time
*We’ll send your money in real-time, but it could take up to 3 business days depending on your recipient’s bank processing time.
End-of-Year Appreciation
As we wrap up 2025, we want to say thank you to every customer, partner, sender, and recipient.
Here’s to an even stronger 2026 — with more connections, more innovation, and more lives changed.
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Sending money to Turkey involves more than simply choosing the lowest fee or the most attractive exchange rate. With fluctuations in the Turkish lira (TRY), strict banking requirements such as IBAN accuracy, and different payout preferences across recipients, an option that may work well for some senders is one that focuses on consistent delivery and transparency, depending on the provider, payout method, and local conditions.
For many senders, especially those supporting family or managing regular payments, the key is balancing speed, currency choice, and payout method. During periods such as Ramadan or Kurban Bayramı, when bank processing may slow down, these decisions become even more important.
Bank wire transfers via SWIFT, SEPA, and ACH power most institutional cross-border payments through established bank networks, while digital services like Paysend streamline personal remittances with direct-to-card transfers* and upfront pricing. This article explains how each system works, its structural trade-offs for everyday international senders, and why Paysend may be more practical for expats, migrant workers, and freelancers, though bank wires remain essential for corporate needs.
This comparison matters most for individuals sending money internationally for personal or family reasons – such as expats supporting relatives, migrant workers paying rent, international students covering tuition, or freelancers handling recurring transfers – rather than corporate treasury operations or large institutional settlements.
Comparisons reflect general industry characteristics and may not apply to all transactions or providers.
