Reeple Unveils Innovative Money Transfer Platform for Nigerians Abroad

Reeple Unveils Innovative Money Transfer Platform for Nigerians Abroad

By Staff Writer 03 May 2024

Reeple, a dynamic startup backed by Techstars, has announced the introduction of its groundbreaking cross-border payment platform, designed to offer Nigerians residing abroad a hassle-free and economical means of sending money back home.

With its intuitive web application and a firm commitment to transparency, Reeple is set to streamline the money transfer process, empowering African diasporans to extend support to their families in Nigeria with increased convenience and cost-effectiveness.

CEO and Co-founder Tomi Kolawole emphasized Reeple's unwavering dedication to tackling the obstacles encountered by Nigerians abroad when remitting funds home.

Through a focus on competitive exchange rates, the elimination of hidden charges, and the provision of real-time tracking capabilities, Reeple ensures that a greater portion of the transferred amount reaches recipients in Nigeria, enabling users to assist their loved ones without incurring undue expenses.

The launch of Reeple comes in response to a rising demand for accessible and budget-friendly money transfer options tailored specifically to the requirements of diaspora communities.

Going beyond mere financial transactions, Reeple acknowledges the significance of fostering connections with family members and providing essential support.

By prioritizing transparency, affordability, and user-centricity, Reeple aims to revolutionize the conventional money transfer landscape and redefine cross-border payment norms.

Source: Joel Omulo / TheFounder Africa

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