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Nigeria’s Grey is helping users exchange local currency and access foreign currencies

Users can quickly switch to local money and access foreign dollars in their accounts thanks to the Nigerian firm Grey. Idorenyin Obong and Femi Aghedo founded Grey in 2021, a global money transfer service that lets users to send and receive money internationally without delays. International money transfers, rapid currency conversion, and overseas bank accounts…

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Nigerian fintech startup Grey has chosen Kenya as its East African hub

As it develops operations in the area, Nigerian financial company Grey has chosen Kenya as its East African center. Idorenyin Obong and Femi Aghedo founded Grey in 2021 with the goal of making it simple for Nigerians to access their foreign currency holdings and convert it to local currency. Grey provides an international money transfer…

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Nigerian Fintech Startup, Grey Secures $2M for Cross-border Payments Play, Regional Expansion

To make it easier for Nigerians and other Africans to make overseas payments, fintech companies frequently provide virtual foreign bank accounts. In a recent development, Grey, a fintech in this category that gives African freelancers and remote employees virtual foreign bank accounts, said that it had acquired $2 million in seed capital. Grey was established…

Grey and Cellulant

Nigerian Fintech Startup, Grey Collaborates With Payments Company, Cellulant to Expand in East Africa

Grey, a Nigerian finance firm, has announced a partnership with Cellulant to expand its service to East Africa, starting with Kenya. Grey’s offerings, which include overseas bank accounts, rapid currency conversion, and international money transfers, are now available to Kenyans. In conjunction with Cellulant, Grey has expanded its services into East Africa, beginning with Kenya,…