Sokin removes the borders, barriers, and burdens from global business.

Overview
Manchester United operates on a truly global scale, with supporters, partners and suppliers in every corner of the world. Under a multi-year agreement, Sokin was appointed the club's Official Global Business Payment Solutions Partner, providing its global business payments platform to power the club's international business-to-business transactions.
The challenge
Running a global commercial operation means managing complex international payments across multiple currencies. The club needed one comprehensive solution to handle accounts payable, accounts receivable and foreign exchange exposure, without juggling multiple providers.
The solution
- Multi-currency AP and AR: streamlined workflows for paying suppliers and receiving funds across currencies, all from one platform.
- Strategic FX management: access to wholesale exchange rates and transparent pricing to manage currency exposure.
- Global reach: payouts in 70+ currencies to 170+ countries over SWIFT and local rails.
The results
Sokin has helped Manchester United enhance financial control, simplify operations and drive greater efficiency across its cross-border finance operations.
"We are delighted to welcome Sokin to the Manchester United family. Their global business payments infrastructure and forward-thinking approach align perfectly with our commitment to delivering best-in-class services and experiences to our fans and partners across the world."
— Marc Armstrong, Chief Business Officer, Manchester United
6% Shots
that actually go in. United average 19.38 shots a match in the league, with a conversion rate of just 6%, so roughly one in seventeen attempts ends up in the net.
8 Games
without a win, matching Louis van Gaal’s 2015 run. The 3–0 home loss to Bournemouth made it eight winless across all competitions (five draws, three losses) and left United 16th. It ties Van Gaal’s November–December 2015 streak as the club’s longest of the 21st century.
