Fintech deepens cross-border payment push
Fintech company OneDosh is expanding its cross-border payment services after reaching 300,000 users, launching a new app and planning to enter 19 more Afri Read More: https://punchng.com/fintech-deepens-cross-border-payment-push/
Fintech startup OneDosh, specializing in cross-border financial services, has achieved a significant milestone by reaching 300,000 registered users within a year and a half. The company, which recently unveiled its new version and plans to expand into 19 more African countries by the end of 2026, attracted attention at its Frontier 2026 event in Lagos.
OneDosh's co-founder, Austin Cornell, emphasized their mission to make money transactions as seamless as human movement, highlighting the company's commitment to addressing the challenges of slow transfers, limited currency access, and restrictions faced by people living and doing business internationally. The company's latest offering, OneDosh Version 2, boasts improved application performance and transaction efficiency, with a reduced download size and faster currency conversion times.
Additionally, OneDosh introduced an Elite metal card and Money Fortress, a security initiative, to cater to high-net-worth customers and strengthen protection. As digital payment providers strive to overcome the challenges of cost, speed, and accessibility in international money transfers, OneDosh remains at the forefront of simplifying cross-border financial services in Africa.
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