Cross-Border Remittances
A KrillPay user in the United States can send money instantly to another KrillPay user in Nigeria as well as directly into the bank account / mobile money account of a recipient in several countries.
Category
- Digital Wallets
- Fintechs
- Remittances
Use Cases
- P2P Remittances
- US Dollar Access
Circle Products Used
- USDC
- Wallets
Blockchains Supported
- Stellar
On/Off-Ramps
- Yes
Platform
- Android
- iOS
- Web
Free/Paid
- Paid
Region
- North America
Country
- United States
Support
KrillPay
Next-generation wallet-to-wallet cross-border remittance.
African migrants in the United States face a fragmented financial landscape, forcing them to juggle multiple payment applications for different transaction types. This creates unnecessary complexity in managing their finances across borders.
KrillPay offers a transformative solution: a blockchain-powered, borderless digital wallet that seamlessly handles both domestic and international transfers. Our platform eliminates the need to switch between various apps, simplifying financial management and creating a more integrated experience for our users.
Use Cases
Domestic Money Transfers in Nigeria
KrillPay users in Nigeria can send and receive instant peer-to-peer transfers, send money from their Nigerian bank account to their KrillPay wallet, and withdraw funds from their KrillPay wallet to their bank account.
Bill Payments
Users in Nigeria use KrillPay to pay for essential services like airtime top-ups, electricity (PHCN), internet, cable TV, and more - all from their mobile wallet.
Peer-to-Peer Transfers in the U.S.
African migrants living in the U.S. use KrillPay for everyday peer-to-peer transactions like splitting rent, sending birthday gifts, reimbursing a friend, and making donations.
Merchant Payments via “Scan to Pay”
Small businesses in Nigeria accept digital payments from KrillPay users by letting customers scan a QR code - enabling fast, secure, and cashless transactions.
Faith-Based and Community Donations
Members of African churches or cultural associations in the U.S. use KrillPay to donate or contribute dues to their home organizations back in Africa, instantly and transparently.
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