Wise in the news

Wise is in discussions with HMRC to settle overpaid taxes for UK customers due to erroneous statements from a third-party software failure.

Wise will cover clients' tax bills after a third-party software error led to incorrect tax statements for 4,000 users of its investment service between 2021 and 2025.

Wise Group introduced a travel app upgrade that combines eSIM data plans with cross-border QR payments across five continents, integrating with Alipay+.

Wise is negotiating a settlement with HMRC for incorrect tax statements affecting 4,000 UK customers due to third-party software errors, while also facing wider regulatory scrutiny.

Wise issued incorrect tax statements to 4,000 UK customers due to a third-party software error, leading to negotiations with tax authorities for a settlement.

Wise is negotiating a settlement with HMRC after software errors led to incorrect tax statements for approximately 4,000 investment customers, following other regulatory issues.

OakNorth chose Wise Platform to power international payments for its UK business customers.

OakNorth integrated Wise Platform to offer faster, more transparent international payments to its UK business banking customers.

Wise Group launched an integrated travel feature with eSIM and QR payments to expand customer engagement and use cases beyond money transfers.

Wise has introduced flexible eSIM data plans and cross-border QR payments to enhance international travel experience.

Wise partnered with Oaknorth, a small business lender, to integrate its international payments engine into Oaknorth's platform, boosting Wise's infrastructure division and addressing the underserved small business banking market.

Wise, an international money transfer platform, is facing a share price dip due to money-laundering concerns, despite its strong growth and innovative payment system.

Wise, despite regulatory scrutiny and stock decline, shows strong underlying growth in cross-border payments through its unique infrastructure and B2B expansion.

Wise Group executed a share buyback program across US and UK markets, managed by Goldman Sachs.

Portnoy Law Firm initiated a class action against Wise Group plc, alleging the company misled investors by understating regulatory risks regarding anti-money laundering efforts, which led to stock drops following investigations and a license denial.

Wise launched its multi-currency account and card in Thailand for travelers and expats, allowing them to hold and spend in various currencies.

The OCC rejected Wise's national trust charter application due to ongoing anti-money laundering failures and a lack of management's familiarity with banking law, causing a significant dip in its stock prices.

The Rosen Law Firm filed a securities fraud lawsuit against Wise Group plc for allegedly misleading investors about its regulatory risks regarding anti-money laundering and anti-terrorism financing.

A class action lawsuit has been filed against Wise Group plc for allegedly misleading investors about its regulatory risks and anti-money laundering efforts.

Wise Group plc announced that all resolutions passed at its Annual General Meeting on September 24, 2026, including the approval of financial statements, auditor appointments, and director elections.