CrossPay
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South Africa ⇄ Nigeria · launching soon

Send money home in seconds.

CrossPay turns rand and naira into digital dollars, moves them across the border instantly, and pays out to a local bank — for under 2%.

No Nigerian number neededBank-grade securityLive every day, all day
CrossPay home screen
+$200.00
Received from Chinedu
R12 fee
On R1,000 · under 2%
< 2%
all-in cost
Seconds
to arrive
SA ⇄ NG
two-way corridor
$20B+
Nigeria remittance market

Waiting is cancelled.

Banks and money-transfer shops make you wait days and skim 8–10%. CrossPay moves your money in seconds for under 2% — and shows you every cent before you send.

Traditional bank / MTO−R900
~9% fees + hidden FX spread · 1–3 days
CrossPay−R180
under 2%, shown up front · seconds

Illustrative, on R10,000. Live rates shown in-app before every transfer.

Three taps

Money home, the simple way

Add money
1

Add money

Top up in rand or naira via PayShap, EFT or card. We hold it as digital dollars.

Send instantly
2

Send instantly

Pick anyone by tag, phone or QR. See exactly what they receive before you confirm.

Cash out
3

Cash out

They withdraw straight to a local bank account — usually in under two minutes.

Why people switch to CrossPay

Arrives in seconds

In-app transfers settle instantly — not the 1–3 days a bank wire takes.

Every fee, up front

Mid-market rate plus one small, visible fee. No hidden FX spread, ever.

Two-way SA ⇄ NG

Send from South Africa to Nigeria and back — built for both directions.

No Nigerian number needed

Onboard with a South African phone and ID. The old blocker — gone.

Bank-grade security

Tiered KYC, PIN + biometrics, and licensed custody for every cent.

Built for what's next

Aligned with the CBN's Payment System Vision 2028 and regulated rails.

Compliance-first: CrossPay launches on licensed on/off-ramp partners with tiered KYC on both ends — and is building toward the cross-border framework the CBN's Payment System Vision 2028 sets out.

Be first to send the smarter way.

We're onboarding the South African and Nigerian communities now. Add your email and we'll tell you the moment you can send.