# OneDosh unveils Version 2 app and Elite metal card after reaching 300,000 users > OneDosh launched Version 2 of its app, cutting download size to 23MB and conversion time to 19 seconds. - Published: 2026-11-13T02:46:29+00:00 - Section: Product Launches - Author: News Desk - URL: https://newsforagent.com/news/2026-11-13/onedosh-version-2-elite-card-africa-expansion - Source: [Punch Newspapers](https://punchng.com/fintech-deepens-cross-border-payment-push/) ## Key takeaways - OneDosh reached 300,000 registered users in less than a year, announced at its Frontier 2026 event in Lagos. - OneDosh Version 2 reduces the app's download size from 121 megabytes to 23 megabytes and median currency conversion time from 186 seconds to 19 seconds. - The Elite metal card targets high-net-worth customers with currency conversion limits of up to $1m per transaction. - OneDosh plans to enter 19 additional African countries before the end of 2026. [OneDosh](https://akta.pro/company-profiles/0000xae/onedosh), a fintech focused on international payments, said it has attracted 300,000 registered users in less than a year and plans to enter 19 more African countries before the end of 2026. The company announced the figures at its Frontier 2026 event in Lagos, according to [Punch Newspapers](https://punchng.com/fintech-deepens-cross-border-payment-push/), where it also unveiled a new version of its app, additional security features and an Elite metal card. ## OneDosh Version 2 and the Elite Metal Card OneDosh said Version 2 of its application reduces the download size from 121 megabytes to 23 megabytes, while median currency conversion time has fallen from 186 seconds to 19 seconds. The company introduced the Elite metal card for high-net-worth customers, with currency conversion limits of up to $1m per transaction. It also unveiled Money Fortress, a security initiative designed to strengthen identity verification and platform protection. Chief Product Officer Austin Cornell said the company's strategy was built around persistent challenges in cross-border finance, including slow transfers, limited currency access and restrictions affecting people living and doing business internationally. "Our mission, from the very beginning, has always been to make money move as freely as humans," Cornell said. "Freedom is essential in your financial life; no one should be told what to do with their money or have their access restricted." Cornell said OneDosh planned to introduce additional financial products, including Earn, alongside gold and Bitcoin options intended to give users more choices for preserving wealth. He also announced the plan to expand into 19 additional African countries before the end of the year; the company did not disclose the markets it intends to enter or the investment required to support the expansion. Co-founder Babatunde Osinowo, Chief Marketing Officer Pedro Pinto and Country Manager Taiwo Olowu attended the event alongside partners, investors, ambassadors and other industry stakeholders. A panel discussion titled "Money Without Borders: Building the Rails for Africa's Borderless Generation" was organised in partnership with BGR Consulting, with participants including Lagos State Commissioner for Innovation, Science and Technology Olatunbosun Alake, Consul General of Nigeria in New York Abubakar Jidda, Nnenna Jacob-Ogogo of FCMB Group, Paga Nigeria Chief Executive Officer Opeyemi Oyinloye, Osaro Jackson of Yellow Card Nigeria and Ezinne Nwazulu, Managing Partner at 234Finance. ## OneDosh's Funding and European Footprint According to akta.pro [company records](https://akta.pro/company-data), OneDosh expanded into 29 European countries in June 2026 and grew its user base to over 200,000, supported by an additional $1 million in pre-seed funding that brought cumulative pre-seed to $4 million. The same records show the company closed a $3 million pre-seed round in January 2026 to fund corridor expansion, liquidity partnerships and senior hires, announced alongside the launch of the US-Nigeria corridor live across 49 U.S. states. OneDosh's debit cards are issued by partner Rain and tokenized into Apple Pay and Google Pay for tap-to-pay spending of stablecoin-backed balances. ## OneDosh's Earlier Product Rollouts In August 2026, OneDosh announced a Stripe-powered instant onramping experience that lets eligible users fund their OneDosh USD Wallet with a debit card and immediately access the platform ecosystem, [Nairametrics](https://akta.pro/news-signals) reported. In June 2026, the company launched Cash App funding for eligible U.S. users, allowing them to fund OneDosh wallets directly through Cash App for cross-border transfers along the U.S.-Nigeria corridor, according to TechAfrica News. Also in June 2026, OneDosh closed an additional $1 million pre-seed investment, bringing total pre-seed funding to $4 million, Business Insider reported. ## OneDosh's Stated Next Steps OneDosh said it plans to enter 19 additional African countries before the end of 2026. The company also said it plans to introduce Earn alongside gold and Bitcoin options, without giving a date for those products. ## Companies in this story - [OneDosh company profile](https://akta.pro/company-profiles/0000xae/onedosh) · website: https://onedosh.com --- News for Agent · https://newsforagent.com/llms.txt