OneDosh targets $1m transactions as it moves beyond retail users to corporate payments

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OneDosh, a digital financial services platform, is targeting high-value cross-border transactions of up to $1 million as it prepares to ...

OneDosh, a digital financial services platform, is targeting high-value cross-border transactions of up to $1 million as it prepares to expand beyond individual customers into corporate payments, positioning businesses and high-net-worth individuals as the next growth market for its platform.

The company plans to introduce an Elite subscription tier later this year, offering higher transaction limits, a premium metal payment card and lifestyle and travel benefits to customers seeking to move substantial amounts of money across currencies.

Austin Cornell, chief product officer of OneDosh, disclosed this on the sidelines of the OneDosh Frontier ’26 event in Lagos, where the company unveiled Version 2 of its platform and outlined its next phase of expansion.

He said the Elite offering was designed primarily for businesses that require faster, cheaper and more secure ways to move money internationally, although high-net-worth individuals would also be eligible.

“Businesses need the ability to move substantial amounts of money across currencies quickly, cheaply and securely. Through this offering, eligible users will be able to convert up to $1 million at a time,” Cornell said.

The proposed expansion marks a shift in OneDosh’s strategy from serving freelancers, remote workers, creators and other individual users towards capturing larger-value transactions from businesses operating across international markets.

Launched in December 2025, OneDosh has expanded its product offerings from dollar and naira wallets, currency conversion and peer-to-peer transfers to virtual and physical payment cards, dollar bank accounts through licensed partners and a Premium subscription tier.

The company said more than 260,000 people had joined its platform, over $14 million had been processed in transactions and more than 70,000 users had gained access to dollar bank accounts. Cornell, however, put its current user base at approximately 300,000.

The company is betting that its growing customer…

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