Coverage overview
- NGN senders can reach 16 cross-border destinations spanning West, East, and Southern Africa plus key Euro-American and Asian destinations.
- MWK senders retain local payouts as well as a USD off-ramp for cross-border needs.
- USD senders can route funds globally via SWIFT (
SWIFT_CUSTOMER,SWIFT_SHARED, orSWIFT_BENEFICIARY) or use dedicated local routes for SEPA and Asian markets. - RWF senders can route funds to Nigeria, creating a bi-directional corridor with our NGN -> Rwanda route.
- Bank transfers dominate for cross-border activity, while mobile money remains the fastest option for Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, and Malawi.
NGN source payouts
MWK source payouts
USD source payouts
RWF source payouts
Payment channels
- Bank transfer: Credit a traditional bank account using local banking networks. Ensure beneficiaries can accept local inward transfers and have completed any required KYC.
- Mobile money: Deliver funds to a mobile wallet that recipients control via their phone. Recipients should confirm their wallet is active and has sufficient limits to accept the payout.
- SWIFT_CUSTOMER: International wire transfer where the sender/customer bears all transfer charges. Use this channel when your platform absorbs the full cost of the transfer.
- SWIFT_SHARED: International wire transfer where charges are shared between the sender and the beneficiary. The beneficiary will receive a net amount after their portion of fees is deducted.
- SWIFT_BENEFICIARY: International wire transfer where the beneficiary bears all transfer charges.
Stay informed and request coverage
- Review the dashboard or release notes regularly―new corridors are shipped as soon as they clear compliance.
- Need a corridor that is not listed yet? Contact support with your expected volumes, source currency, and payout instrument so we can evaluate and prioritize it.