Everything You Need to Know
Everything you need to know about supporting your family with Yakinly.
Who can use Yakinly, and what do I need to sign up?
You need to be 18 or over, live in the UK and have a UK bank account in your own name. Most people are verified electronically in minutes; if we can’t verify you that way, we ask for a photo of your ID and a selfie.
How do I pay?
By standing order or bank transfer from your own UK bank account, using the reference shown in the app. We don’t accept cards, cash or payments from someone else’s account.
What rate will my family get on a monthly plan?
Before each payment we show an estimate. The final rate is set when your money reaches us, and we confirm the exact amount your family received.
Can I pause, change or cancel my plan?
Yes, any time in the app. Remember to change or cancel the standing order at your bank too. If money arrives after you’ve cancelled, we return it to the account it came from.
What if my standing order doesn’t arrive, or the amount is different?
If your payment hasn’t arrived within [2] working days of the planned date, we ask whether you want to pause or end the plan. If the amount doesn’t match your plan, we hold it and contact you. We never send support we haven’t received.
How much can I send?
Up to £[2,000] per payment, £[3,000] in any 30 days and £[15,000] in any 12 months. The app shows how much you can send and when more becomes available.
What if I use the wrong reference?
We’ll contact you. If we can’t match your payment, we return it to the account it came from.
Why is my payment being checked?
Like every regulated payment provider, we sometimes need to check a payment before sending it. If that happens, we tell you straight away and give you a time for the next update.
Is my money safe?
Yakinly is a trading name of IFS Currency Limited, authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 647803). Your money is safeguarded until it is sent. It is not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
Someone asked me to send money. Is that safe?
If someone you haven’t met in person, or a new number claiming to be family, asks you to send money, stop and check with them another way. Scammers often pretend to be relatives or officials. We will never ask for your passcode or a one-time code.

Still have questions?
Ask our assistant in the app any time, or talk to our team in Bangla, Sylheti or English.