How QuickRemit Is Revolutionizing UK-to-Africa Transfers with Zero-Fee Payments

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QuickRemit Is Redefining Cross-Border Payments Between the UK and Africa  With Zero Fees

London, UK QuickRemit, a UK-based fintech startup, is on a mission to revolutionise how money moves between the UK and Africa. By eliminating fees and building a reliable, tech-driven infrastructure, QuickRemit is transforming the landscape of international payments making them faster, fairer, and more accessible for individuals, businesses, and fintech partners alike.

Backed by a team of seasoned professionals with deep expertise in fintech, payments, and African trade, QuickRemit is building solutions designed for the realities of cross-border financial flows. Its goal is simple but ambitious: make international money transfers feel as seamless as local ones.

What QuickRemit Offers:

• Instant Mobile Transfers: Send money from the UK to Nigeria instantly via the QuickRemit app, with additional African corridors launching soon.

• Bulk Invoice Settlement: Empowering African businesses to pay international suppliers faster and more efficiently.

• API Integrations: Providing embedded payment solutions to fintechs and PSPs through QuickRemit’s infrastructure.

“For too long, sending money to Africa has been expensive, slow, and unreliable,” said Wellington Agharese, Director and CEO of QuickRemit. “Our team is committed to changing that not just for individuals sending remittances, but for the businesses and platforms that power Africa’s cross-border trade.”

Licensed and regulated in multiple jurisdictions, QuickRemit is creating a global payments platform where cross-border transactions are fast, secure, and fully compliant without the inflated fees that have long defined the remittance industry.

“We recognise the structural problems in global payments,” Agharese continued. “A handful of legacy players have dominated the space for decades, charging excessive fees while offering limited transparency. At QuickRemit, we're flipping the model by putting users first individuals, corporates, fintechs, and PSPs alike.”

“This is just the beginning,” added Paul Ofulue, COO and Co-Founder of QuickRemit. “We're building a cross-border payment ecosystem grounded in fairness, efficiency, and trust.”

Be Part of Africa’s Fintech Future

QuickRemit is now inviting the public to join its mission via a crowdfunding campaign on Crowdcube. The company aims to raise £500,000 to accelerate expansion, grow its engineering team, and roll out new features and corridors.

This is an opportunity for everyday investors in the UK to own a stake in the future of African cross-border payments and back a company committed to making money movement work for everyone.

🔗 Learn more and invest today: crowdfunding.quickremitltd.com