Nigerian Businesses Can Now Send Funds to 100+ Countries with Oneremit’s Global Payment Corridors

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For years, Nigerian businesses have faced the same roadblock: sending money abroad was slow, expensive, and unpredictable. Whether it was an importer paying for goods in Europe or a growing tech firm settling invoices in the US, traditional banking routes often left companies waiting days and sometimes weeks for transactions to clear.

Now, that reality is changing.

Oneremit, the B2B cross-border payment platform built for Nigerian enterprises is enabling businesses to send funds to over 100 countries using their global payment corridors. This redefines how Nigerian companies handle international transactions and scale their operations abroad.

The Problem Every Business Knows Too Well 

Ask any Nigerian business owner paying suppliers or partners overseas, and you’ll hear a familiar story:

  • Delayed payments holding up production timelines.
  • High transfer fees eating into already tight margins.
  • Lack of visibility with no way to track when funds would actually arrive.

For many SMEs, these challenges don’t just affect cash flow, they determine whether or not they can compete in a global marketplace.

A Game-Changer for Nigerian SMEs and Corporates 

With Oneremit’s corridors, businesses can now send money from Nigeria to the UK, US, EU, Asia, and over 100 other destinations with faster processing times and competitive FX rates.

The platform is designed specifically for Nigerian businesses paying suppliers, tuition, or partners abroad, making onboarding and verification straightforward while eliminating the complex procedures often tied to traditional banks.

“Oneremit’s mission has always been to simplify global payments for African businesses,” a company spokesperson shared. “With our corridors, we’re ensuring Nigerian companies can build stronger partnerships without being slowed down by outdated payment systems.”

How It Works 

  1. Create and Verify Your Business Account: A quick onboarding process built for Nigerian SMEs and corporates.
  2. Fund Your Account: Add Naira via supported payment methods.
  3. Provide destination bank details: Share the bank details for the recipient  
  4. Send and Track: Access real-time rates for USD, GBP, EUR, and 100 other supported currencies to pay suppliers, partners, or tuition abroad with full transaction visibility.

What This Means for Businesses 

  • Faster Global Payments: Transfers completed in as little as 1–3 business days, with some corridors processed within hours.
  • Multi-Currency Access: Send USD, GBP, EUR, and more directly from Nigeria.
  • Cost Optimization: Competitive exchange rates and transparent fees help businesses save on every transaction.
  • Invoice Settlement: Handle bulk or high-value payments seamlessly.

Putting Nigerian Businesses on the Global Stage 

For an SME importing machinery from Germany, a parent paying tuition fee for an international student, or a corporate funding international operations, speed and reliability are no longer optional, they are the foundation of growth.

Using its payment corridors, Oneremit is giving Nigerian businesses the infrastructure to compete globally without being limited by traditional banking delays.

The Future of Cross-Border Payments is Here 

This isn’t just a technical upgrade. It’s a step toward rewriting how Nigerian businesses engage with the world.

With Oneremit’s expanded corridors, the question is no longer “Can you pay abroad?” but “How far can your business go when payments are no longer a barrier?”