Latest news: Morgan Stanley Expansion Capital invests in Sokin to accelerate growth. Read more here
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Our mission is to lower the friction and price of moving money around the world for your business.
Sokin removes the borders, barriers, and burdens from global business. Our platform empowers businesses to manage payments swiftly, efficiently, and transparently, making it the ideal solution for success on the global stage.
Our promise – We will reduce the barriers for businesses to move money around the world at ease and with speed, without the fear of unknown costs.
Latest news
Morgan Stanley Expansion Capital invests in Sokin to accelerate growth
Morgan Stanley Expansion Capital have acquired a stake in Sokin, marking an exciting new chapter for the company. The investment it brings will provide significant capital to accelerate product growth plans and further global expansion.
Cutting down the barriers to global business
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Currency accounts provided to businesses
Accept payments in over 75 currencies, directly into your relevant currency wallet. Use local and multi-currency accounts for receivables, holding & payouts.
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Currencies launched to businesses
Utilise 100 currencies, sending across 200 countries* and counting. We’re using the latest technology alongside some awesome global partners to bring you full global coverage.
A new era for global payments
“We’ve built a system that delivers on the Sokin promise – to reduce the barriers for companies to move money around the world at ease and with speed. But, we’re not finished here.
We’re constantly increasing coverage to support not only existing clients but to help those in jurisdictions that don’t yet benefit from sophisticated banking structures.
Furthermore, we’re committed to providing more advanced features to businesses to simplify not only cross-border payments and receivables, but the holding of multiple currencies. “
