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Nigeria’s Grey helps users exchange local currency, access foreign currencies

Felicia Akindurodoye by Felicia Akindurodoye
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Nigerian startup Grey is making it possible for users to be able to switch their funds to the local currency and access any foreign currencies that they have in their accounts.

Grey is a global money transfer platform that was established in 2021 by Idorenyin Obong and Femi Aghedo.

It gives its users the ability to send and receive foreign payments without limits and in a timely manner. It offers a variety of services, including international money transfers, rapid currency exchanges, and overseas bank accounts.

The Y Combinator-backed fintech business successfully completed a funding round of $2 million USD in August of last year, and it is currently busy expanding. Last month, Disrupt Africa announced that the startup has decided to establish its East African headquarters in Kenya.

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Users are able to easily switch their funds to the local currency and access any foreign currencies that they have in their accounts due to the Nigerian startup Grey.

Grey is a global money transfer platform that was established in 2021 by Idorenyin Obong and Femi Aghedo. It gives its users the ability to send and receive foreign payments without limits and in a timely manner. It offers a variety of services, including international money transfers, rapid currency exchanges, and overseas bank accounts.

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Nations where Grey is active

The Y Combinator-backed fintech business successfully completed a funding round of $2 million USD in August of last year, and it is currently busy expanding. Last month, Disrupt Africa announced that the startup has decided to establish its East African headquarters in Kenya.

Grey is currently live in the countries of Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania, and it has intentions to extend to additional African nations. 

When the company first started up, one of the most difficult issues it faced was figuring out how to navigate the regulatory climate in Africa’s fintech sector.

 

What Grey’s founder says 

“At Grey, we believe everyone should have access to the global economy, regardless of their location or background. With this in mind, we have created an easy-to-use, secure, and reliable platform,” noted Aghedo.

“We identified a gap in the market for foreign bank accounts for Africans. We observed that many Africans needed help to receive payments from foreign employers because of the limitations of traditional banks. We believed we could positively impact by offering a platform allowing Africans to access foreign bank accounts quickly and effortlessly.”he added.

“We are proud of the significant milestones we have achieved so far. We continue to work hard toward our global vision of empowering digital nomads, creatives, and businesses,” Aghedo commented.

“Since our launch, we have seen significant growth in Africans using our platform to access virtual foreign bank accounts. This uptake has been fantastic, and we are thrilled to be making a positive impact in the lives of our customers.” he continued.

“People in different parts of the world also use our service. We believe that our services can help people all over the continent to access financial services and participate in the global economy,” remarked Aghedo.

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Grey’s revenue model is based on transaction charges. “We are pleased with our company’s financial performance and our business’s growth potential,” Aghedo continued.

“However, we have overcome these challenges and successfully launched our services. We are committed to working with regulators and policymakers to create a more supportive environment for fintech startups in Nigeria and across Africa,” noted Aghedo

“Additionally, we had to deal with several operational challenges during the launch process. For instance, we had to develop a robust and secure platform to handle the high volume of anticipated transactions. We also had to ensure our platform was user-friendly, reliable, and accessible to our target market.” he added.

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Felicia Akindurodoye

Felicia Akindurodoye

Felicia Akindurodoye is an experienced writer and researcher, whose watchword is originality.

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