Nosh, a fintech platform providing digital trading and payment services, has introduced a new International Bill Payments feature… The post Nosh launches internationalNosh, a fintech platform providing digital trading and payment services, has introduced a new International Bill Payments feature… The post Nosh launches international

Nosh launches international bill payments across 136 countries, enabling cross-border utility payments with Naira and Cedis

2026/03/16 22:25
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Nosh, a fintech platform providing digital trading and payment services, has introduced a new International Bill Payments feature that allows users to pay utility bills across multiple countries directly from their Nosh account using their local currency.

The new capability enables users to settle essential services such as airtime, data, electricity, internet subscriptions, cable television, and water utilities in up to 136 countries without the complexity typically associated with cross-border transactions. Payments can be made directly from users’ Naira or Cedis wallets, while the platform automatically handles currency conversion in the background.

The launch represents a significant step in Nosh’s mission to simplify global digital payments and build a more borderless financial ecosystem for users managing expenses across different countries.

According to Ahmod Balogun, Chief Executive Officer of Nosh, the feature addresses a growing need for simpler international payment solutions.

“People today live increasingly global lives. They travel, work remotely, and support family members abroad. The International Bill Payments feature removes the friction of cross-border bill payments by allowing users to settle essential services internationally from a single platform,” Balogun said.

Through the new feature, users can select their preferred country, choose from available network operators or billers, and complete transactions instantly. The platform also provides a search function that allows users to quickly find supported countries and service providers.

By eliminating the need for foreign bank accounts, complicated transfers, or manual exchange rate calculations, Nosh enables users to manage international expenses more efficiently while maintaining full visibility through transaction history and instant payment notifications.

The feature further strengthens Nosh’s position as a borderless financial platform, designed to support travelers, remote workers, digital nomads, international families, and cross-border communities that frequently manage financial obligations across multiple regions.

In addition to international bill payments, Nosh offers a comprehensive suite of digital financial services, including:



Digital Asset Services

  • Sell gift cards
  • Buy gift cards
  • Sell cryptocurrency

Local Bill Payments

  • Airtime purchases
  • Data subscriptions
  • Cable TV payments
  • Electricity payments
  • Wi-Fi and internet services
  • Betting wallet funding

Global Services

  • Flight bookings
  • eSIM purchase and management
  • International bill payments

By integrating these services into one platform, Nosh provides users with a streamlined digital payment experience that connects local and global financial activities.

About Nosh

Nosh is a fintech platform that enables users to access trading and digital payment services from a single interface. The platform supports digital asset trading, bill payments, travel services, and cross-border financial transactions designed to meet the needs of a globally connected user base.

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