At Hizo, we believe sending and receiving money across borders should be simple and affordable for everyone. That’s why we’re excited to announce our partnership with Fincra, a top payment company in Nigeria. Together, we are bringing international money transfers to everyday Nigerians, and Africans as a whole.
For too long, remittances have been expensive and slow. Many people have had to deal with high fees, delays, and frustrating processes just to send or receive money from another country. This partnership changes that.
Making Remittances More Accessible
International payments have always been a challenge for Nigerians, and for most Africans. People often struggle with long wait times, high fees, and complicated processes that make it difficult to send and receive money smoothly. Many have no choice but to rely on expensive and unreliable methods, which take away both time and hard-earned income. This partnership between Hizo and Fincra is changing the game, making remittances more accessible to everyone.
One of the biggest frustrations people face when sending money abroad is how long it takes for funds to be processed. With our new system, transactions will be completed faster, cutting down the wait time from days to just a few seconds. Whether you’re paying for a service, supporting family, or running a business, you no longer have to worry about delays. This means that individuals can send money home without stress, while businesses can confidently accept payments from international clients without worrying about slow transactions.
Another major problem has been the high cost of international transfers. Many Africans pay excessive fees just to move money across borders, and often, there are hidden charges that eat into the total amount received. With Hizo and Fincra working together, we are eliminating unnecessary costs and making sure that you get the full value of your money. This is a huge relief, especially for small businesses and individuals who depend on every cash they receive.
Security is another major concern when dealing with financial transactions. People want to know that their money is safe and that they are not at risk of fraud or losing their funds. That’s why we have put strong security measures in place to ensure that all transactions are protected. With a system that follows strict financial regulations, users can trust that their money will always be in safe hands.
Why This Partnership Matters
For years, international transactions have been controlled by banks and large financial institutions, making it difficult for everyday people to access fast and affordable payment solutions. Many businesses in Africa have struggled to grow because they cannot easily receive payments from customers abroad. With Hizo and Fincra teaming up, these challenges are being tackled head-on, opening up new opportunities for individuals and businesses alike.
Small businesses that buy and sell goods internationally will now have a more reliable way to make and receive payments. Many traders often face difficulties when paying suppliers abroad because of fluctuating exchange rates, high processing fees, and slow transaction times. With this partnership, businesses can now complete payments quickly, giving them the confidence to expand their operations without financial roadblocks.
For Nigerians living abroad, sending money home has always been a necessity, yet the process is often filled with delays and high costs. Many people rely on remittances to support their families, but these payments sometimes take too long to arrive or come with hidden deductions. Hizo and Fincra are providing a better way for the Nigerian diaspora to send money home, ensuring that families receive funds faster and without unnecessary charges.
Freelancers and remote workers in Nigeria are another group that will benefit greatly from this collaboration. Many talented Nigerians work for international companies and clients, but one of the biggest obstacles they face is receiving payments. The current options are either too slow or too expensive, cutting into their earnings. With Hizo and Fincra, they can now receive their payments faster and at better rates, allowing them to focus on their work without worrying about financial delays.
This partnership is also a game-changer for entrepreneurs looking to expand beyond their African borders. Many local businesses have struggled to accept international payments due to complicated banking procedures. Now, they can easily connect with global customers, making it easier to sell their products and services without limitations.
A Step Towards a More Connected Future
The future of payments should not be limited by borders. Nigerians, and Africans as a whole should have access to financial services that allow them to operate on a global scale, just like people in other parts of the world. This partnership between Hizo and Fincra is a step toward creating a future where financial transactions are smooth, affordable, and accessible to everyone, no matter where they are.
As we move forward, we are working on even more ways to improve remittances. We understand that convenience is key, which is why we are investing in better technology to make sending and receiving money even easier.
Our commitment to providing fair exchange rates will continue to be a priority. Too often, people lose money because of poor rates or hidden fees. By working with Fincra, we are ensuring that users get the best value for their money, without worrying about unnecessary deductions. This is especially important for businesses and individuals who rely on international transactions for their livelihoods.
Security and trust remain at the core of everything we do. In today’s digital world, financial fraud is a growing concern, and people need to feel confident that their money is protected. That’s why we are implementing the highest security standards to keep transactions safe. Whether you are sending money to family, paying for services, or growing your business, you can trust that your funds are in good hands.
The future of payments is here, and it’s powered by Hizo and Fincra.
