OneDosh, a fintech startup focused on stablecoin-powered payments, has raised $3 million in pre-seed funding to develop cross-border payment infrastructure designed to reduce friction in global money movement for individuals and businesses.
The funding round supports OneDosh’s ambition to build payment rails that enable faster, borderless transactions using stablecoins as a settlement layer. The company is already operational in Nigeria and the United States, two markets with high remittance volumes and growing adoption of digital currencies.
Founded in February 2025 by Jackson Ukuevo, Godwin Okoye, and Babatunde Osinowo, the startup was born out of real-world challenges faced by the founders, including payment restrictions, slow international transfers, blocked cards and currency limitations while transacting across countries.
Brandspur Banking News Desk understands that OneDosh’s platform allows users to transfer funds between the U.S. and Nigeria, hold value in stablecoins, and make global payments using stablecoin-linked cards compatible with Apple Pay and Google Pay, accepted anywhere Visa operates.
Beyond consumer-facing features, the company is developing core payment infrastructure that connects wallets, cards and international corridors into a unified, programmable system. This architecture is positioned to support the increasing use of stablecoins as a mainstream settlement option for international commerce.
The founding team brings experience from global technology and financial firms, including ZeroHash, Plaid and Amazon, with expertise spanning compliance, payments systems and large-scale product development.
OneDosh said the new capital will be deployed to expand payment corridors, strengthen liquidity partnerships, and onboard senior talent to support growth. The company aims to position itself at the convergence of stablecoins, global spending and real-world payments, as demand for faster and more flexible international payment options accelerates.
With stablecoin usage rising across emerging and developed markets, OneDosh’s expansion signals growing investor confidence in infrastructure that supports borderless digital finance, particularly between high-volume remittance corridors such as Africa and North America.
