Guides, product updates, and deep dives into stablecoins, offramps, and payments in Africa.
Stablecoins arrive from any chain. Rent is due in one currency, on one rail, today. Minisend closes that gap with one address, one balance that earns while it waits, and settlement into four countries.
Upload a spreadsheet, send one USDC transfer, and every employee receives their exact salary on M-Pesa with a receipt. A walk through Minisend Payroll, including what it does not do yet.
USDC and USDT on Solana are supported. They arrive at a Solana address issued alongside your 0x one, convert to spendable USDC on Base in 30 to 50 seconds, and join the same balance.
Stablecoins became a settlement instrument, not a trade. Adoption now turns on the last leg: whether onchain dollars can become local money. Events concentrate that problem more sharply than almost any other business, which is why we built ticketing for them.
Every number in one place: minimum and maximum amounts per currency, how fees work in KES, NGN, GHS, and UGX, how long each rail takes, and which chain to send from.
Give every user, customer, or order its own onchain address without becoming a wallet provider. What Minisend's Wallet API does, why it changes your architecture, and the integration in three calls.
Uganda is live on Minisend. Convert USDC or USDT to Ugandan Shillings and settle to a mobile money wallet or bank account, sending from any supported chain to one address.
A step-by-step guide to converting USDC to Kenyan Shillings and withdrawing straight to M-Pesa from any chain, with no exchange account or bridging. M-Pesa payouts arrive in about 10 seconds.
Convert USDC or USDT to Naira or Cedi and settle straight to a local bank account in Nigeria and Ghana. Send from any chain to one address. Bank transfers arrive in 5 to 30 minutes.
Your Minisend address now accepts both USDC and USDT across nearly every major EVM chain. One address, no bridging, spendable stablecoins in about a minute.
Pay with M-Pesa or Airtel Money and receive USDC on Base in your wallet within minutes. Here's how it works.
A stablecoin balance you cannot spend is not money, it is a position waiting to be liquidated. The last leg is the whole problem, and it is the least glamorous part of the stack.
Idle stablecoins should not sit still. Every Minisend balance above $2 earns 5.7% APY with no staking step, no lock-up, and no fee, and stays settleable the whole time.
Minisend used to issue a separate deposit address for every chain it supported. Here is why that had to go, and what replaced it.
A step-by-step guide for anyone paid onchain who needs local currency this week: one address, one balance that earns while it waits, and settlement on your schedule.
Both are dollar-pegged stablecoins, but they have key differences. Here's what matters when you're converting to local currency.
Two systems that both work well and do not talk to each other. Mobile money reaches everyone locally; stablecoins cross borders in seconds. The interesting work is the joint between them.
Most stablecoin losses are not sophisticated attacks. They are a wrong chain, a pasted address, or a convincing stranger. Here is what to check, and what Minisend does on its side.
Deposit USDC or USDT from any major chain to one address. Cash out instantly to M-Pesa or your bank account.