OneDosh, a cross-border financial technology platform, has introduced a Cash App funding option that allows eligible users in the United States to fund their OneDosh USD wallets, convert dollars to Nigerian naira and initiate transfers through supported payment corridors.
The integration connects Cash App’s reported user base of approximately 60 million with OneDosh’s cross-border payment services and sits within a wider network that now supports users moving money into Nigeria from across the United States, the United Kingdom and the European Union.
The development addresses a familiar challenge in cross-border payments: moving money from the financial applications people already use into services that support international transfers and currency conversion.
“Cross-border payments should fit more naturally into the way people already manage their money. By connecting Cash App funding to OneDosh, we’re creating another route for eligible users to move funds from dollars to naira and support the people and commitments that matter to them,” said Jackson Ukuevo, co-founder at OneDosh.
Through the integration, eligible U.S. users can fund their OneDosh USD wallets using Cash App, convert their balances to naira and initiate transfers through supported corridors. Beyond the United States, eligible users across the United Kingdom and the European Union can also move money into Nigeria through OneDosh’s supported funding methods and corridors. Access is subject to eligibility requirements, account verification and applicable transaction limits and fees.
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Expanding access to cross-border financial services
International money transfers support a range of needs, from family remittances and education expenses to business payments and personal financial commitments. However, moving money between different financial services can introduce additional steps for users.
OneDosh aims to bring more of this process into a single platform. Its services include multi-currency wallets, currency conversion, cross-border transfers and payment cards, helping users manage money across supported markets in the US, UK, EU and Nigeria.
The Cash App integration adds another funding option for eligible users in the United States, connecting a familiar payment service with OneDosh’s cross-border infrastructure, the latest step in widening the ways people in the US, UK and EU can send money home.
Royal Ibeh is a senior journalist with years of experience reporting on Nigeria’s technology and health sectors. She currently covers the Technology and Health beats for BusinessDay newspaper, where she writes in-depth stories on digital innovation, telecom infrastructure, healthcare systems, and public health policies.
