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Wise is committed to fair and ethical employment practices and dedicated to providing our employees with a fair wage that meets the basic cost of living.That’s why we’ve officially become accr

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At Wise, our vision is money without borders. In order to build the future of global money, we need a team that’s as diverse as the customers we serve.In September 2020 we signed the HM Treasu

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A bit about me Hey, I’m Sally! I am disabled. It took me a long time to come to terms with this label, because I used to think that to have the ability to work, drive, party, so

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In October, Wise was honoured to sponsor and be a part of Black Tech Fest 2023 🚀. Black Tech Fest (BTF) is one of the largest not-for-profit gatherings of it

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In celebration of Global Pride Months at Wise, we are proud to introduce “Celebrating Queerwisers”, a series that highlights the incredible stories from our LGBTQ+ community across our

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A bit about me Hi! I am Sabina from Colombia. I have a background in social-sciences (journalism and film), but have worked for financial institutions for over 3 years. I have a

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We pride ourselves at Wise on building a workplace that is supportive, flexible and safe for everyone. As we continue our expansion in the United States, it remains important to us that we creat

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Written by Perpetua Gitungo, Compliance Lead at Wise When people ask you to write about anything to do with your race, you always wonder what they want to hear. I mean, it has all been

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This year we created internal guidelines and materials to support, recognise and respect our transgender colleagues at Wise. Because whilst everyone’s transitioning journey will be dif

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This year, Romario and a project squad created guidelines and a training for everyone who works at Wise to improve the customer support experience for our transgender and non-binary

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Hi, I’m James and I identify as a gay male (pronouns he/him/his). And I’ve previously felt unsure about my place within the LGBTQ+ community because I struggled to find someone or