Create an invoice or payment request, share it as a link, QR code, or WhatsApp message, and get paid in stablecoins.
Built in Nigeria for people and small businesses across Africa and beyond, NAN is a stablecoin payments app that makes sending and getting paid in digital dollars as simple as using a banking app.
With NAN, users can:
NAN is built for:
Freelancers, small businesses, and families sending money across borders who want fast, low-cost payments without needing a bank account.
Create an invoice or payment request, share it as a link, QR code, or WhatsApp message, and get paid in stablecoins.
Pay multiple recipients in digital dollars in one session from a single screen, with a clear status for every payment.
Send digital dollars to anyone with a wallet or a pay link with balances shown in the local currency.
Users can leverage wallets with PIN and passkey sign-in, so first-time users can start without managing keys.
Every user gets a short pay link (e.g., nanarc.xyz/@name) that anyone can open to pay them in digital dollars - no account needed.
NAN's AI-assisted wallet can swap, bridge, and run recurring payments on a user’s behalf, while the user stays in control of their funds.
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