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OneDosh, a financial technology startup focused on borderless payments, has announced a $3 million pre-seed funding round to accelerate the development of its stablecoin-powered money transfer platform.
Founded in early 2025, the company aims to replace ageing financial infrastructure with programmable “stablecoin rails” that facilitate instant cross-border transactions.
The platform was conceived by founders Jackson Ukuevo, Godwin Okoye, and Babatunde Osinowo to address the systemic frictions of traditional banking, such as frozen accounts and high-cost transfers.
Currently operational in the United States and Nigeria—two of the world’s most active remittance corridors—OneDosh allows users to send funds, store value in stablecoins, and spend via digital cards integrated with Apple Pay and Google Pay.
The team, which includes veterans from ZeroHash, Plaid, and Amazon, intends to use the capital to deepen liquidity partnerships and expand into new geographical corridors.
By positioning stablecoins as the default settlement tool, OneDosh is moving beyond speculative crypto trading into real-world utility.
“Borderless money isn’t a vision anymore,” the company stated, emphasising that their infrastructure connects wallets and countries into a single, programmable network.
As global spending increasingly shifts toward digital assets, OneDosh aims to be the foundational layer for how the world moves value.
