We raised $2.4M to build the financial operating layer for Africans moving money across borders. Collect locally. Convert smartly. Settle globally.

If you run a business, pay suppliers, work as a freelancer, receive international payments, or move money between countries, you often still face workflows that feel too manual, brittle and expensive. Daya is here to serve you.

$28T of adjusted stablecoin volume in 2025 makes the rail obvious; African B2B payments still bottleneck on local float, licenses, and last-mile payout reliability. Daya's NGN -> USDC rate endpoint, supplier payout API, and partners like Bridge, Rain, Flutterwave, and Aptos point at a routing layer between mobile money, banks, and stablecoin liquidity. If they can hold spreads tight across Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, and Ethiopia, corridor liquidity data becomes the moat.

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