Connecting the economic engines of West Africa.

Nigeria and Niger Republic share more than just a 1,600-kilometer border; they share deep cultural ties, trade routes like the Kano-Maradi corridor, and a highly intertwined economy. Yet, moving money between the two nations has historically been fraught with friction.

Businesses were forced to rely on informal, unregulated forex networks, enduring high fees, physical cash risks, and delayed settlements. The Anglophone (Naira) and Francophone (CFA Franc) economic divide was stifling regional growth.

Koriepay was built to fix this. By establishing deep banking relationships in both nations and deploying a highly robust, dual-currency API and POS agency network, we have digitized and secured the cross-border flow of funds. Today, what used to take days of informal negotiation happens programmatically in milliseconds.