Chipper Cash Resumes US Operations Following Service Pause
Chipper Cash, an African cross-border fintech company, has revealed the relaunch of its operations in the United States, following a three-month hiatus due to a restructuring process.
With the resumption, customers in the US can once again transfer funds to Chipper Cash’s African markets, including Nigeria, Ghana, Rwanda, and Uganda.
Announcing the resumption, Chipper Cash wrote,
“We are delighted to announce that Chipper Cash is fully operational and excited to serve you once again in the United States. Thank you for your patience as we worked to transition to a new US banking partner and further enhance our services. Our team has worked tirelessly to upgrade our platform, ensuring that we offer you an unparalleled transaction experience. Our newly optimized account top-up experience now provides
you with your own dedicated bank account details, making it easier than ever to send money from the US to your family and friends across Africa.”
The fintech company has instructed customers to visit the Apple Store or the Play Store to ensure they have the latest version of the app to implement the updates.
Chipper Cash’s return to operations in the U.S follows months of suspension of its international money transfer services in the country. The decision came after informing users about the impending halt due to the termination of a bank partnership.
