Your Money, Protected at Every Step
The Short Answer
When you open an nsave account, your money is kept in a segregated account, held with authorised financial institutions.
This means:
Your funds are never mixed with nsave’s operational money
Your money remains legally yours at all times
What “Segregated” Really Means
Segregation means your money is ring-fenced and held separately from nsave’s own funds.
In practice:
nsave cannot use your money for its own purposes
Your balance is recorded and reconciled as yours, not as nsave’s
Your funds sit outside nsave’s operating money, so they are not exposed to it
nsave follows the same safeguarding principle used by authorised financial institutions worldwide.
Built on Trusted, Authorised Partners
nsave works with authorised financial partners to safeguard and move your money.
These partners:
Are authorised and supervised by their financial regulators
Follow international financial safety and safeguarding standards
Are trusted by financial institutions around the world
This ensures your funds are handled within the global financial system, not through informal or unauthorised channels.
How Your International Payments Move Safely
When you send or receive money internationally, your funds travel through a network of established, authorised payment institutions and correspondent banks.
These institutions:
Specialise in secure cross-border payments
Are authorised in their respective jurisdictions
Form the backbone of global money transfers
This is the same infrastructure traditional banks rely on every day.
What This Means for You
✔ Your money is held in segregated accounts
✔ Your funds remain legally yours
✔ Your transfers move through trusted, authorised 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.