Cross-border transfers in Africa have always been a major pain point—high fees, slow processing, and multiple intermediaries taking a cut. Now, RedotPay and Ripple have come up with a direct solution: you send USDT, USDC, XRP, or similar tokens, and the recipient receives Naira cash directly in their Nigerian bank account—all settled within minutes.
The range of supported tokens is quite comprehensive: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple are all transferable, and stablecoins like USDT and USDC are, of course, supported as well. The key advantage here is speed—traditional bank cross-border remittances can take three to five days, but now it’s down to just minutes. For business users, the improvement in experience is huge.
The Nigerian market is also significant; last year, cross-border remittances reached $21 billion, and stablecoin transactions approached $59 billion. If this kind of payment infrastructure really takes off, it should greatly boost cryptocurrency adoption across the entire West African region.
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NFTRegretful
· 13h ago
How many minutes until the funds arrive? Damn, someone finally figured this out.
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DefiPlaybook
· 13h ago
A few minutes to arrive vs three to five days? I know this trick well, been in crypto for a long time. Let's check the on-chain data first.
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A $21 billion market in Nigeria, Ripple really spotted the opportunity. West Africa is indeed a blue ocean.
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Stablecoins directly exchanging with fiat—ultimately, it depends on whether the banks cooperate. Otherwise, no matter how fast it is, it's pointless.
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USDT, USDC, and XRP are all supported. This time, they're serious, unlike some protocols that are just here to fleece users.
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Minute-level settlements are truly a game changer for people doing cross-border business, and it saves a lot on gas fees too. The logic checks out.
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If Ripple can pull this off, financial inclusion in Africa will take off, and arbitrage opportunities will have to be recalculated.
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OneBlockAtATime
· 13h ago
Getting funds credited within minutes is incredible—so much faster than the bloated processes of traditional banks.
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RiddleMaster
· 13h ago
How many minutes does it take to arrive? If this is real, traditional remittance intermediaries should be shaking in their boots.
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BearMarketBro
· 13h ago
A few minutes to arrive vs. three to five days with banks—this is a huge difference. Finally, someone has solved the pain point of transferring money to Africa.
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RooftopVIP
· 13h ago
How many minutes for the funds to arrive? This is what truly cuts out the middleman.
Cross-border transfers in Africa have always been a major pain point—high fees, slow processing, and multiple intermediaries taking a cut. Now, RedotPay and Ripple have come up with a direct solution: you send USDT, USDC, XRP, or similar tokens, and the recipient receives Naira cash directly in their Nigerian bank account—all settled within minutes.
The range of supported tokens is quite comprehensive: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple are all transferable, and stablecoins like USDT and USDC are, of course, supported as well. The key advantage here is speed—traditional bank cross-border remittances can take three to five days, but now it’s down to just minutes. For business users, the improvement in experience is huge.
The Nigerian market is also significant; last year, cross-border remittances reached $21 billion, and stablecoin transactions approached $59 billion. If this kind of payment infrastructure really takes off, it should greatly boost cryptocurrency adoption across the entire West African region.