Built for first-gen immigrants
Your money lives in two countries. Finally, an app that does too.
Most finance apps assume one country, one currency, one bank. But youโre building a life across borders, and your money deserves a tool that gets it.
The corridor you live in
From home, to here, and back.
Two homes, one view
See your account back home and your account here side by side, each in its own currency, never blended into a number that lies to you.
Currencies that stay honest
โฆ stays โฆ, ยฃ stays ยฃ. No silent conversion hiding what you actually have, where you actually have it.
Money with people attached
Sending some home, saving for a trip, splitting a goal with family. Uburu speaks to the way migrant money actually moves.
Built for the in-between
New country, new bank, old responsibilities. Uburu is for the season where your life, and your money, spans a border.
Together ยท $169/yr
The person you send money to can see it land.
Add your mum, your brother, whoever's on the other end of those transfers. They get their own account, their own private uploads, their own view of their own money. Nothing crosses between you unless one of you decides it should.
They don't need a dollar account, or a card that works abroad, or anything but the invite. Only one of you needs a card.
That's $50/yr on top of Plus โ for a second person, not a second feature. See pricing
For the version of you that spans a border.
Join the invite list, and bring the family member who needs it too.