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Storspay now works in both directions: fund in USD, CAD, GBP or EUR, pay 26 corridors — and get paid back

The same account that pays your team in Nairobi or Lagos now collects what your customers there owe you, credits it in USD the same day, and lets you pay a US, UK or European bank or spend on a Storspay Card.

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Every conversation we had with customers this summer ended with the same question: "You get the money there — can you get it back?" From today, storspay.com answers yes.

What's new

Who asked for this

Exporters invoicing distributors in Lagos. Consultants billing clients in Abidjan. A medical-tourism programme paying Kenyan hospitals. Diaspora associations funding delegations from home. Investors bringing profits back. All of them could pay into Africa in minutes and needed a week and a wire desk to get money out. Now it is a payment request and a same-day credit.

Try it

The calculator on the homepage has a new Get paid mode: enter what you want to receive and who is paying you, and it shows what they pay locally, the fee, and what you keep versus an inbound wire. Verified businesses and organisations can request early access; the accounts and cards surfaces are available to platforms in sandbox today through the Accounts, Cards & Collections API.

See your own corridor number. What your team receives, what Storspay costs, what you keep — no sign-up.

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