How it works
Four steps, all in writing.
For now RabaFlow runs by WhatsApp and email with a real person handling every transfer. An app is on the way. Here is what a transfer will look like.
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Tell us what you need
Message us with the amount, the currency and where it is going. For example: send $500 CAD to a GTBank account in Lagos.
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Verify who you are
The first time, we ask for government photo ID and a few details about you, the person receiving, and where the money comes from. Canadian law requires this, and it protects you too.
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Get a locked quote
You get a written quote showing the market rate, the RabaFlow rate, our fee in dollars and the exact amount that will arrive. The quote is locked for the time shown on it. Nothing moves until you say yes.
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Pay, then get proof
You pay only to the account named on your quote. We make the payout and send you proof once it lands, such as a bank receipt.
What you can do
Canada to Nigeria
Pay in CAD from your Canadian bank. The recipient gets NGN in their Nigerian bank account.
Nigeria to Canada
Pay in NGN in Nigeria and receive CAD in a Canadian account, for school fees, rent or moving costs.
USDT
Buy or sell USDT for CAD or NGN, with the same written quote and rate rules.
Why some transfers use USDT
USDT is a digital token designed to hold the value of one US dollar. Moving value through USDT can be faster and cheaper than older routes between Canada and Nigeria. When your transfer uses it, your quote says so. You never need a crypto wallet for a normal transfer: you pay in one currency and the recipient gets another.
Keeping your money safe
- Only pay to the account written on your quote. RabaFlow will never ask you to pay a different personal account by phone or chat.
- Our only contact details are on this website: WhatsApp, info@rabaflow.com and support@rabaflow.com.
- If anything looks wrong, stop and message us before you pay.
Want to be first in line?
Message us with questions and we will tell you when transfers open.