Banks and financial institutions
Evaluate partner-led payment and payout programs for consumer and business use cases.
Institutional cross-border payments
SendSure works with banks, payment providers, fintechs and commercial organizations evaluating partner-led payment, payout and settlement programs across the Caribbean and Latin America.
Current evaluation focus: the U.S.–Dominican Republic. Panama, Mexico, Puerto Rico and Haiti are potential partner discussions only, not live routes.
Who we work with
Evaluate partner-led payment and payout programs for consumer and business use cases.
Discuss authenticated status events, integration needs and operational reconciliation.
Explore supplier, marketplace and other business-payment use cases with qualified partners.
Operating model
The current implementation separates payment confirmation from partner-reported delivery and supports authenticated, idempotent partner events. These are program foundations for evaluation, not a representation that a live payout service is available.
SendSure is not a bank. A live program would depend on payment and delivery partners, destination availability, operational readiness and any required approvals.
Meet Frank J. Sandoval, Director of SendSure, and learn about the experience guiding the company's institutional payment strategy.
View leadership profileCurrent corridor and expansion inquiries
The current evaluation focus is the Dominican Republic. Institutions and commercial organizations interested in Panama, Mexico, Puerto Rico or Haiti can contact SendSure about potential partner-led programs; these are not represented as live routes.
Frequently asked questions
SendSure works with banks, payment providers, fintechs and commercial organizations evaluating partner-led cross-border payment and payout programs.
SendSure's current evaluation focus is the United States and the Dominican Republic. Other destinations are not represented as live; availability depends on partner and operational readiness.
No. SendSure is a technology and payments company, not a bank. Services depend on qualified payment partners and applicable regulatory requirements.