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OneDosh, a fintech company focused on stablecoin-powered payments, has raised $3 million in pre-seed funding to develop infrastructure aimed at improving how individuals and businesses move money across borders.
Founded in February 2025 by Jackson Ukuevo, Godwin Okoye, and Babatunde Osinowo, OneDosh was shaped by the founders’ firsthand experiences navigating blocked cards, frozen accounts, delayed international transfers, and currency restrictions while living and travelling globally.
The challenges highlighted a consistent gap between the demand for seamless global payments and the systems available to support them, TechPoint reports.
OneDosh today operates in the United States and Nigeria, two active remittance corridors with strong demand for faster and more flexible payment solutions.
Through its platform, users can transfer funds from the U.S. to Nigeria, hold value in stablecoins, and spend using stablecoin-powered cards compatible with Apple Pay and Google Pay, subject to network and regional availability.
Beyond its current consumer-facing products, OneDosh is building payment infrastructure designed to connect wallets, cards, and markets into a single programmable system.
The company’s approach focuses on enabling compliant, real-world use cases for stablecoins, particularly in regions where traditional cross-border payment systems remain costly or inefficient.
According to the company, the pre-seed funding will be used to expand into additional payment corridors, deepen liquidity partnerships, and support senior team hires.
The efforts are intended to strengthen the platform’s capacity to support cross-border spending and settlement use cases as adoption of digital payment technologies continues to grow.
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