Support hub for Ukraine
Welcome to Wise — a global tech company which moves money around the world.
Our team is made up of over 110 nationalities, with offices all over the world, so we felt it important to put together resources for donating, and sending money to Ukraine. This war is a tragedy and we stand with Ukraine and its people, including all our Wisers and their families and friends.
Where to donate money
We’re waiving fees for donations to Save The Children, UNHCR, CARE, and the Ukraine Red Cross Society to make sure the maximum amount of money gets to where it needs to be.
If you donate via Wise, we’ll waive the fees of your transfer. This means 100% of your money will go to charity. See more about how to donate.
Otherwise, we also recommend the following charities:
How to donate from your Wise account
Once you've chosen an organisation, follow our send money guide and enter the organisation’s details as normal.
How to send money to Ukraine
As long as we're able to, we’ll continue providing our service to people sending money to Ukraine.
To make sure we can continue supporting people, there's a sending limit of 100,000 GBP (or equivalent) per transfer. We'll remove this cap as soon as possible.
If you already have a Wise account
Follow our guide of how to send money.
If you need a Wise account
Check what you’ll need for verification. Read what to do if you don’t have the documents we usually ask for.
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Stay up to date with reliable resources
There’s a lot of info being shared, so make sure to stay up to date with official government updates in your area.
But to help where we can, we've made it easier to donate, and have compiled a list of useful contact info for some countries.
Hungary
- Important addresses and contact numbers for Ukrainians in Hungary
- Where to get essential items in Hungary
- Moving around and outside Hungary: Transport Information
Moldova
- Important addresses and contact numbers for Ukrainians in Moldova
- Where to get essential items in Moldova
- Traveling around and outside of Moldova: Transport Information
Poland
- Important addresses and contact numbers for Ukrainians in Poland
- Help for refugees from Ukraine in Poland: Housing, transport, and other assistance
- Moving around and outside Poland: Transport Information
- Where to get essential items in Poland
Romania
- Important addresses and contact numbers for Ukrainians in Romania
- Where to get essential items in Romania
- Traveling around and outside of Romania: Transport Information
Slovakia
How to get help as a refugee
If you have been displaced by the war, read our dedicated blog.
Getting help as a refugee
How to get a Wise card to spend across Europe
You can use the Wise debit card to spend in any European country or to withdraw cash. To get one delivered sign up for a Wise account, and enter an address for it to be sent to.
If you have a smartphone, you can spend before your card arrives with Apple Pay or Google Pay. You can also use the card details to shop online straight away.
Can I get the Wise card in my country?
You can't currently get a card delivered to Ukraine. The Wise physical card can be delivered to almost every other European country. Find out more.
If you need Polish złoty (PLN) to spend in Poland
If you are new to Wise you can receive money with details for EUR, HUF, RON and spend straight from those currencies. The money will be automatically converted to złoty whenever you spend.
If you need to receive Hungarian forint (HUF) to spend in Hungary
You can get HUF account details to receive forint directly. You can also spend in any other currency — the money will be automatically converted to or from forint whenever you spend.
If you need to receive Romanian lei (RON) to spend in Romania
You can get RON account details to receive Romanian lei directly. You can also spend in any other currency — the money will be automatically converted to or from lei whenever you spend.
Sources used for this page:
Sources checked on 28-Feb-2022.
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