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The Economist charts how a new generation of African fintechs, Grey among them, is expanding beyond the continent to serve a global, cross-border customer base.
Ler maisGrey rolls out local-currency deposits in Ghana and Kenya, deepening its presence in two of Africa's fastest-growing digital economies.
Ler maisGrey opens the third edition of UpGreyed Her, offering $10,000 in equity-free grants to women-led businesses across its markets.
Ler maisGrey signs on as headline sponsor of Moonshot 2026, backing one of Africa's largest gatherings of founders, operators and investors.
Ler maisGrey CEO Idorenyin Obong tells VCCircle how the company plans to give India's global earners the same financial infrastructure available in the West.
Ler maisGlobal fintech Grey brings near-instant rupee payouts to India, taking on established cross-border players for the country's freelancers and remote workers.
Ler maisY Combinator-backed Grey expands to India with near-instant rupee payouts for freelancers, students and remote workers, alongside USD, GBP and EUR accounts.
Ler maisFour months after launch, Grey Business reports $61.4m in payment volume as demand for cross-border SME banking and stablecoin settlement grows.
Ler maisGrey links Africa and Canada with instant Interac transfers, giving users a faster, lower-cost way to move money along the corridor.
Ler maisGrey CEO Idorenyin Obong joins CNBC Africa to discuss why borderless, cross-linguistic financial infrastructure matters for the continent's next phase of growth.
Ler maisGrey extends instant local-currency payouts to Morocco and Egypt, targeting North Africa's $64bn remittance market with dirham and Egyptian pound support.
Ler maisGrey adds local-currency payouts across Asia and Latin America, chasing a $400bn cross-border opportunity with new taka, peso and ringgit support.
Ler maisGrey registers as a payment service provider under Canada's Retail Payment Activities Act, deepening its regulated footprint in North America.
Ler maisGrey debuts Grey Business, a multi-currency platform letting African startups and SMEs open USD corporate accounts, move money globally and transact in USDC and USDT.
Ler maisGrey rolls out an upgraded virtual Mastercard with Apple Pay and Google Pay support, giving users smoother global spending from their multi-currency accounts.
Ler maisGrey, a Y Combinator alum and B2C cross-border payments startup, is broadening its horizons. The company, founded in 2020, is extending its services to Latin America (LATAM) and Southeast Asia (SEA). This expansion taps into the growing digital payments market in these regions, catering to location-independent individuals.
Ler maisY Combinator alum Grey, a B2C cross-border payments startup founded in 2020, is expanding its services and operations to Latin America (LATAM) and Southeast Asia (SEA). This move allows them to tap into these regions’ growing digital payments market and cater to a broader audience of location-independent individuals.
Ler maisY Combinator-backed fintech Grey has launched the second edition of its “UpGreyed Her” program, offering $9,500 in equity-free grants to women entrepreneurs, marking a 19% increase from last year’s funding pool.
Ler maisGrey, one of the startups in Y-Combinator’s Winter 2022 batch, is at the forefront of providing secure and convenient global banking solutions to meet the needs of customers in emerging markets
Ler maisGrey has partnered with Clear Junction, a UK-based payments solutions provider regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). This collaboration improves Grey’s ability to facilitate faster and more cost-effective bank transfers across 40+ countries, simplifying international remittances for its users.
Ler maisGrey will allow its nearly 2 million users to send money to more than 100 countries across the world through their dollar account, Grey’s Chief Executive Idorenyin Obong said in an interview.
Ler maisGrey, one of the startups in Y-Combinator’s Winter 2022 batch, is at the forefront of providing secure and convenient global banking solutions to meet the needs of customers in emerging markets. Grey’s primary focus is emerging markets, and the company has created a range of products that enable individuals to own and manage multi-currency accounts, conduct real-time money transfers to over 80 countries, and enjoy the convenience of virtual cards for global spending.
Ler maisNow the co-founder and CEO of fintech Grey, he joined us for TechTalks with TFN to discuss how he started Grey, what sets it apart from other payments providers, and to share some of the lessons he learned on the way.
Ler maisRecognizing a gap in the market, Obong, alongside Femi Aghedo, co-founded Grey, a finance app that has quickly become a game-changer for remote workers and digital nomads, offering secure and seamless global banking solution
Ler maisGrey, a leading fintech company, recently hosted Clique, an exclusive dinner event at the renowned gastronomic restaurant, Ile-Eros, in Lagos, Nigeria, bringing together 16 dynamic startup founders from diverse sectors. The purpose of this intimate gathering was to foster networking, share valuable insights, and empower the next generation of startup founders with knowledge essential for building successful startups.
Ler maisThe co-founder/Chief Executive Officer, Grey Inc. , Idorenyin Obong speaks with Assistant Business Editor, COLLINS NWEZE, on how his company has stepped in to ensure that people across Africa, including nomads, can send and receive payment in any currency safely, quickly, and affordably.
Ler maisFreelancers often struggle to get paid promptly and securely. Idorenyin Obong, CEO of Grey Inc., explains how Grey helps remote workers receive their salaries efficiently. He also discusses the diverse opportunities available for freelancers in Africa and the potential for growth and success.
Ler maisThe global pandemic has accelerated the pace of change, causing significant disruption across labour markets and forever changing how we work. While some companies have reviewed their working policies to accommodate hybrid approaches to work, others have shed millions of permanent full-time jobs.
Ler maisThe global pandemic has accelerated the pace of change, causing significant disruption across labour markets and forever changing how we work. While some companies have reviewed their working policies to accommodate hybrid approaches to work, others have shed millions of permanent full-time jobs.
Ler maisGrey, a Nigerian fintech startup, has raised $2 million in a seed round to expand into East Africa. It also plans to launch its business-focused product, Grey Business, in Nigeria and Kenya. Y Combinator, Soma Capital, Heirloom Fund, True Culture Fund, Alan Rutledge, Samvit Ramadurgam, and Karthik Ramakrishnan are among those who participated in the round.
Ler maisGrey, a fintech started by two Nigerians to simplify sending and receiving foreign payments for Africans, has raised $2 million in seed funding. The service offered by Grey enables its customers to have virtual international bank accounts for free and enjoy a seamless foreign payment process.
Ler maisAs a part of this re-brand, Aboki Africa has released a new corporate logo and website redesign that works with its growing business model.
Ler maisGrey has announced the launch of its service to East Africa starting with Kenya in partnership with Cellulant. Its products, including foreign bank accounts, instant currency exchange, and international money transfers, are now available to Kenyan residents who sign up on Grey.
Ler maisGrey, a fintech started by two Nigerians to simplify sending and receiving foreign payments for Africans, has raised $2 million in seed funding. The service offered by Grey enables its customers to have virtual international bank accounts for free and enjoy a seamless foreign payment process.
Ler maisAfter five months of iteration, Grey pivoted in July 2021 to provide virtual international bank accounts, in EUR, GBP and USD, to Nigerians. The accounts are domiciled abroad, not affected by local jurisdiction or regulation. So when users receive money there, they can swap it to their local currencies and pay it out to their bank accounts.
Ler maisThe provision of virtual foreign bank accounts has become a common strategy for fintechs to enable Nigerians and Africans to facilitate international transfers. In the latest development, Grey, a fintech in this category that provides virtual international bank accounts to African freelancers and remote workers, is announcing that it has raised $2 million in seed funding.
Ler maisLAGOS, Nigeria, August 29, 2022/APO Group/ -- Grey (https://Grey.co), a fintech started by two Nigerians to simplify sending and receiving foreign payments for Africans, has raised $2 million in seed funding. The service offered by Grey enables its customers to have virtual international bank accounts for free and enjoy a seamless foreign payment process.
Ler maisThrough the partnership with dLocal, Grey will provide cross-border payouts to wallets and bank accounts, expanding its services into new markets such as Brazil, Indonesia, Mexico, the Philippines, and South Africa.
Ler maisY Combinator-backed fintech Grey has launched the second edition of its “UpGreyed Her” program, offering $9,500 in equity-free grants to women entrepreneurs, marking a 19% increase from last year’s funding pool.
Ler maisY Combinator-backed fintech Grey has launched the second edition of its “UpGreyed Her” program, offering $9,500 in equity-free grants to women entrepreneurs, marking a 19% increase from last year’s funding pool.
Ler maisIdorenyin Obong, CEO of Grey, recently shared insights on the company's transition from Aboki Africa, the challenges faced by remote workers and freelancers, and the strategies behind Grey's impressive growth. Here's an in-depth look into the journey and vision of Grey, as told by Idorenyin.
Ler maisGrey, a leading fintech company, recently hosted Clique, an exclusive dinner event bringing together 16 dynamic startup founders from diverse sectors. The highlight of the event was the presence of the co-founders of Grey, Idee Obong and Femi Aghedo, an inspiring success story in the African startup world.
Ler maisMaking forex payments across Africa has been a major challenge for freelancers and digital nomads. The difficulty in accessing financial services has affected businesses and the growth of African economies. Idorenyin Obong, co-founder and CEO, Grey Inc. is in conversation with Michael Nwadike, on his company's role in giving different people across Africa, including digital nomads, the opportunity to send and receive forex at affordable rates.
Ler maisNigerian digital banking startup Grey has announced the expansion of its service to East Africa, starting with Kenya, in partnership with fintech company Cellulant.
Ler maisGrey (https://Grey.co), a fintech started by two Nigerians to simplify sending and receiving foreign payments for Africans, has raised $2 million in seed funding. The service offered by Grey enables its customers to have virtual international bank accounts for free and enjoy a seamless foreign payment process.
Ler maisGrey is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking services are provided by licensed banking partners
Canadian services are offered by Aboki Finance Inc with registered address at 1285 West Broadway Suite 600 Vancouver BC V6H 3X8. Canada. Aboki Finance Inc. is regulated by FINTRAC.
US services are offered by Grey Inc. (formerly Aboki Africa Inc.) with its registered address at 651 N Broad St, Suite 206 Middletown DE 19709 US. Grey Inc is regulated by FinCEN.
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