Free webinar, Fri 30 Oct, 7 pm WAT — Stop losing money on international payments: a live walk-through with Storspay’s CTO
A US$1,000 invoice rarely arrives as US$1,000. In 45 minutes, Bhavneesh Goyal shows freelancers paid from abroad exactly where the money goes — and how to keep more of it. Free, live, with Q&A.
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Friday 30 October 2026 · 7:00 pm WAT · 9:00 pm EAT · 2:00 pm ET · 45 minutes + Q&A · online (the join link arrives by email once you register)
If clients in the US, UK, Europe or Canada pay you, you already know the feeling: the invoice says US$1,000, the bank says something less, and nobody can tell you exactly where the difference went. On Friday 30 October at 7 pm WAT we are running a free 45-minute session that answers that question with a live account on screen — no slides-only pitch.
What you will learn
- Read the true cost of a payment. The three places an international invoice loses value — the sender’s bank, the correspondent chain and the conversion — and how to see each one before the money moves.
- Invoice with account details in your own name. How to give a client USD, GBP or EUR account details that carry your business name, so you are paid like a local supplier instead of through a wire.
- Decide when to hold and when to convert. Why holding USD or EUR until you need local currency changes what you keep, and how a same-day cash-out to your bank or mobile money works in practice.
- Cash out without a wire. The 2% all-in route from your Storspay balance to your local bank or mobile money, shown end to end on a real account.
Your speaker
Bhavneesh Goyal is Storspay’s Chief Technology Officer and the engineer who built the platform — eight-plus years of payment, compliance and marketplace systems used by more than 10,000 professionals. He will walk through a freelancer account live: what happens to a US$1,000 invoice from the moment a client pays to the moment it lands in your bank or mobile money.
Who it is for
Freelancers, creators, consultants and small agencies in Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, South Africa and the rest of our 29 corridors who are paid by clients or platforms abroad. Developers, designers, writers, virtual assistants, marketers — if a foreign client pays you, this is for you. No Storspay account needed to attend.
How to join
- Register on the event page (free, takes a minute).
- Luma emails you the join link, plus reminders 24 hours and 1 hour before.
- Join at 7 pm WAT on Friday 30 October from a phone or laptop. Bring your questions — the last 15 minutes are Q&A.
We use your registration only for the join link, the reminders, the recording and the checklist. You are not added to a marketing list and the attendee list is not shared.
What you get afterwards
Everyone who registers receives the recording, a one-page checklist of the four decisions, and our free country guides for Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and South Africa.
Questions people ask
Is it really free?
Yes. No ticket, no account required, no purchase during the session.
I can’t make 7 pm WAT. Will there be a recording?
Yes — register anyway and the recording lands in your inbox the next day.
Is this a sales pitch?
It is a working session on a live account. We show how Storspay does it because that is the product we know; the four decisions apply whatever you use.
Which countries does this apply to?
Any of our 29 pay-out corridors — Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana (coming soon), South Africa, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire, Cameroon and more. See the full list on our coverage section.
Do I need to open a Storspay account first?
No. If you want to follow along on your own account, the sole-trader sign-up takes a few minutes at app.storspay.com — but it is not required.
Seats are free and unlimited, but the join link only goes to people who register. Register free on Luma →
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