DeepWell helps diaspora senders compare rates across providers, send money home as normal, and optionally invest a small slice into transparent funds. No jargon. Clear risk and fees before you confirm.
1,000 early access spots (Manchester first).
Invite 3 friends who send money home to move up the queue.
You choose the split. You see both receipts before you confirm.
One receipt for your family. One receipt for your future.
Compare your rate across providers in one place
| Provider | Rate | Fees | Est. delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| Provider A | 1 GBP = 1,520 NGN | £1.50 | Minutes |
| Provider B | 1 GBP = 1,505 NGN | £2.00 | 1–2 hours |
| Provider C | 1 GBP = 1,498 NGN | £0.99 | Same day |
Example rates. Actual rates and fees shown before you confirm.
Most people abroad send money home every month. The problem is not love. The problem is this: you keep sending, but you do not know if you got a good rate and you never feel like you are building anything for yourself.
DeepWell is built for people who give consistently but still want a future they can see.
What DeepWell lets you do:
Built on licensed rails. Designed for clarity.
See delivery time, fees, and exchange rate upfront.
Split your transfer into Send + Grow. Choose Home Fund, School Fund, or Future Fund.
Each fund shows risk band, holdings, and fees. If guidance is shown, you see why.
One for your family. One for your future.
Ada lives in Manchester.
Each month she sends £200 home to her parents in Lagos.
This time, she adds £20 to her Future Fund — a low-risk mix of African and UK bonds.
She reads the facts, sees the risks, and confirms.
Two receipts.
One act.
Double the impact.
DeepWell can help you choose a sensible fund split without overwhelming you with charts.
Every time guidance appears, you see:
You always confirm before anything happens.
No mystery logic. No hype.
Invite 3 friends who send money home to move up the queue.
“I just want to know I got a fair rate.”
“I don't want complicated investing, I want simple and clear.”
“If it's transparent, I'll use it and tell my friends.”