Cross border Payment
ForSMEs & Remittance
Connecting African businesses to the global economy instantly
by modernizing Africa's $100B+ SME trade economy
0.5%
Transaction Fee
On successful remittance
0.5%
Swap Fee
For crypto-fiat bridging
0.5%
Bill Payments
On automated bill payments
Move your money with ease across
border to different part of the world.
Send money, pay suppliers, and make multi currency. Privately
How Jumpa fit into Everyday Life
Move money anywhere in minutes.
The African Importer/Trader
Amara runs a clothing business in Lagos. She needs to pay her supplier in Guangzhou $2,000. Normally that means queuing at a bank, paying 8% above the parallel rate, waiting 5 days. With Jumpa she types "Pay $2,000 to Zhao Wei" in Jumpa. Done in minutes, settled in USDC, supplier can swap to local currency in Jumpa, no middleman.
The Diaspora Family
A Nigerian mother in London wants to send 50,000 naira home to her parents. Western Union charges £8 + bad rates. She types "Send 50k naira to Mum" - Jumpa converts, routes, and her parents receive it via mobile money or bank transfer. Under 2 minutes.
The Freelancer
Kofi in Vietnan does design work for a client in Canada. Getting paid via PayPal costs 4.5% + conversion loss. His bank account barely accepts international wires. With Jumpa, his client sends USDC directly, Kofi converts it at market rate and withdraws in cedis or just saves it in his USD account to avoid cedi devaluation.
The Small Business Owner (Francophone Africa)
A shop owner in Douala, Cameroon sells to customers across West Africa. Most neobanks don't even have French interfaces. Jumpa works in French, accepts payments via a simple Cryptopayment.link, and settles in CFA or USDC - whatever protects value better that day.
Traveler
A backpacker moving from Thailand to Vietnam to Nigeria doesn't want to carry cash or get destroyed by airport forex. They tell Jumpa "I need 5,000 baht" before landing and the conversion is already handled at a real rate.
The SME Paying Suppliers Across Africa
A manufacturer in Nairobi buys raw materials from suppliers in Senegal, South Africa, and Egypt. Cross-border B2B payments within Africa are the world's most expensive. Jumpa lets them pay any supplier in any country, in local currency or USDC, without a correspondent banking chain eating 6-12%.
