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    OneDosh bridges U.S. Fintech and African markets with cash app funding

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    OneDosh, a global financial technology platform built for cross-border money movement, today announced the launch of Cash App funding for eligible U.S. users sending value into Nigeria.

    OneDosh is the very first platform to offer instant fiat funding from Cash App that converts directly into Nigerian Naira. This milestone connects Cash App’s massive base of over 60 million users straight to the Nigerian economy, paving the way for further expansion into the African continent.

    The new feature gives users in the United States a familiar way to add USD to their OneDosh wallet through Cash App, convert USD to Nigerian naira, and move money through OneDosh’s supported U.S.-Nigeria payment flows.

    The launch strengthens OneDosh’s role in connecting U.S.-based users with Nigeria’s digital economy with far fewer steps. For families, creators, professionals, students, and businesses with financial ties between the United States and Nigeria, Cash App funding creates a simpler entry point into OneDosh’s cross-border financial ecosystem.

    The U.S.-Nigeria corridor remains one of the world’s most important cross-border financial corridors, driven by family support, education, entrepreneurship, creator monetization, and global commerce. OneDosh is building for users whose financial lives span borders and who need more accessible ways to move, convert, and manage money between the U.S. and Nigeria.

    To support the rollout, OneDosh is offering Cash App funding with zero OneDosh fees for eligible U.S. users through August 31, 2026.

    With more than 200,000 users across the United States, Nigeria, Canada, and 29 European countries, OneDosh is scaling a modern financial platform designed for global money movement. While Cash App funding is currently available for the U.S.-Nigeria corridor, OneDosh’s broader platform supports users across multiple markets.

    OneDosh brings together multi-currency wallets, U.S. banking capabilities, USD and NGN conversion, virtual and physical cards, stablecoin infrastructure, creator payouts, and cross-border payments in one platform built for users operating across markets.

    Simple. Fast. Borderless.

    Because money should move as freely as humans and that is exactly the future OneDosh is delivering.

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