Frequently Asked Questions

Curnance is a multi-currency wallet app for Africa. You can hold NGN, USD, EUR, ZAR and SZL in separate wallets inside one account, pay bills, send and receive money, and spend with a virtual debit card.

Curnance supports Nigeria, South Africa and Eswatini today, with active send-money corridors between Nigeria and South Africa, and Nigeria and Eswatini. Tourist wallets let visitors to these countries fund balances from a home-country card.

Curnance is built for individuals living in, travelling to, or sending money into our supported countries. If you represent a business or institution interested in our services, please contact [email protected].

Download the Curnance app from the App Store or Google Play, open it and tap Sign Up. You will verify your phone, email and identity (KYC) during onboarding. Sign-up happens in the mobile app — there is no web sign-up form.

Multi-currency wallets (Local, Foreign and Tourist), bill payments, a virtual debit card, Fundlyf for education and medical payments, and cross-border money transfers between supported corridors.

You can fund your wallet by sending a bank transfer to your dedicated virtual account number, by linking a supported EFT bank account, or by moving funds between your own Curnance wallets. Tourist wallets can also be funded from a home-country card.

Passwords are hashed with bcrypt and session tokens are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. Sensitive credentials on your device are held in the iOS Keychain or Android Keystore, and traffic to our services is protected in transit.

Contact us immediately at [email protected] or call +27 11 470 0724. From the app you can also tap the Contact Support link on any transaction receipt. Our team can freeze the affected wallet and investigate.

Yes. Curnance is available as a mobile app for both iOS and Android. You can download it from the App Store or Google Play.