Cross-border money movement for Africans has always come with many unnecessary layers. Delays. Restrictions. Exchange rate shocks. Complicated processes. App hopping. Long escalations. Raiz exists to remove that.
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For most Nigerian businesses, growth eventually requires sourcing, procurement or production outside the country. Paying international suppliers has historically been stressful, slow and expensive.
Africa is one of the most rapidly growing trade, services and talent corridors for US companies today. The need to pay African partners reliably, quickly and affordably is increasing every single year.
There is a growing number of African businesses and founders paying for software, tools, professional services and more from the US. Receiving payments from African clients should be straightforward.
For many Nigerian businesses, international customers are not just optional — they are now a major part of growth. But receiving payments from abroad has always been one of the highest friction points.
There is a lot of noise in the digital currency space, but stablecoins are different. They were designed to bring stability and predictability into the digital financial world.
For many people living abroad, sending money back home is more than a routine financial transaction — it is emotional, cultural, and deeply rooted in shared responsibility.
Travelling to Nigeria during December comes with vibes, plans, back-to-back movement, and spending that stacks up quickly. The speed at which your money moves becomes extremely important.
