The product
One account,every direction
Send, hold, convert and receive across borders from a single balance. 158 countries, 30+ currencies, banks and mobile wallets alike.
Send money
Send it the way your recipient wants to receive it.
A bank account for some, a mobile wallet for others. You choose the destination before you confirm, and nobody on the other end has to learn a new app.
- Pay into a bank account or straight to a mobile wallet
- Fee and exchange rate shown before you tap send
- Track every transfer from sent to received
- Save recipients so the second transfer takes seconds

Three directions
Most providers solve one leg
We do all three, which is the whole reason this exists.
Into Africa
Money from Europe, the UK and North America reaching family, staff and suppliers at home. It lands in a bank account or a mobile wallet, usually within minutes.
Out of Africa
Pay suppliers, software, tuition and contractors abroad without hunting for foreign currency or waiting on a bank to open.
Within Africa
Move between African countries directly, instead of routing through a currency and a continent that add cost and days for no reason.
Multiple currencies
Keep your money in the currencies you actually use.
Hold a balance in more than one currency at once, switch what you read it in, and convert when the rate suits you.
- One account, many balances
- Switch your display currency whenever you like
- Convert between currencies inside the app
- Every movement in a clear, searchable history

Dollar and Euro accounts
Account details that let clients abroad pay you like a local.
Your own US Dollar and Euro details, so platforms, marketplaces and clients overseas can pay you the way they pay anyone in their own country.
- Your own US Dollar and Euro account details
- Receive from clients and marketplaces overseas
- Convert to local currency when you need it
- Withdraw to a bank account or a mobile wallet

Payouts
Pay people how they already get paid.
A bank account for some, a mobile wallet for others. Your recipient should not have to learn a new app or open anything to receive money from you.
- Payouts into bank accounts
- Payouts into mobile wallets
- Salaries and contractor payments across borders
- Supplier settlement in their own currency

Collections
Take money in, not just send it out.
Collect from customers locally and settle into the currency you want to hold, so money coming in and money going out live in the same place.
- Take payments from customers in their local currency
- Settle into the currency you want to keep
- One record of what came in and what went out
- Reconcile against receipts, not guesswork
Coverage
158 countries, one account
Where the money can actually go, grouped by the corridors people ask about most.
East Africa
Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Ethiopia
West Africa
Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, Benin, Togo
Southern Africa
South Africa, Zambia, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Mozambique
Europe and the UK
Eurozone, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Norway
North America
United States, Canada
Middle East and Asia
UAE, Saudi Arabia, India, China
158
Countries you can reach
30+
Currencies to hold
3
Directions money can travel
24/7
Transfers, weekends included
The rails
Infrastructure,not a diagram
Every transfer ends at something physical: a terminal, a counter, a machine, a mast carrying the message that it arrived.
Trust and safety
Moving money is a promise
You should know where your money sits, who is allowed to touch it, and what happens if something goes wrong.
Regulated institutions, real oversight
Funds move through licensed financial institutions and sit in safeguarded accounts, kept separate from our own money.
Identity checks that protect everyone
Every account is verified before it can move money. That keeps the network clean for the people using it properly.
Locked to you
A PIN or your face opens the app, transfers are confirmed step by step, and every one of them leaves a receipt.

The app is live on iPhone and Android. Download it, verify yourself from your phone, and send your first transfer today.








