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How nsave Keeps Your Money Safe

How nsave protects your money using regulated banks, segregated accounts, and secure international payment systems.

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Your Money, Protected at Every Step

The Short Answer

When you open an nsave account, your money is kept in a segregated account at a fully regulated bank.

This means:

  • Your funds are never mixed with nsave’s operational money

  • Your money remains legally yours at all times


What “Segregated” Really Means

Think of your nsave account like a secure vault inside a bank.

Just as with a safe deposit box:

  • The bank cannot use your money for its own purposes

  • Your funds are kept separate from the bank’s assets

  • Even in the unlikely event of a bank failure, your money remains protected

nsave follows the same safeguarding principle used by trusted financial institutions worldwide.


Built on Trusted Banking Partnerships

nsave works with licensed, fully regulated banking partners to hold and move your money.

These partners:

  • Are subject to strict regulatory oversight

  • Follow international financial safety standards

  • Are used by banks around the world

This ensures your funds are handled within the global financial system — not through informal or unregulated channels.


How Your International Payments Move Safely

When you send or receive money internationally, your funds travel through a network of established correspondent banks.

These banks:

  • Specialise in secure cross-border payments

  • Are regulated in their respective jurisdictions

  • Form the backbone of global banking transfers

This is the same infrastructure traditional banks rely on every day.


What This Means for You

✔ Your money is safeguarded
✔ Your funds remain legally yours
✔ Your transfers move through trusted, regulated institutions
✔ Your account is built with security and transparency at its core

At nsave, keeping your money safe isn’t an add-on — it’s the foundation.

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