Far from home. Still building it.
Everything a member at home can do.
A dollar wallet
Fund it with USDT or USDC on the major networks, and hold your savings in dollars.
A naira wallet
For your monthly ordinary savings — fund it from a Nigerian account, or convert dollars at the published rate.
Online meetings and votes
Attend general meetings, read the minutes and vote from your phone, in any time zone.
Credit at home
Borrow from the society for family, property or business needs in Nigeria.
The same books
One ledger for every member. Your statement looks the same in Lagos as it does in London.
A community
Members who share your ambitions — and know the city you live in now.
Joining from abroad.
The steps are the same as at home, and the interview takes place online.
- A government IDNigerian passport, NIN slip, driver’s licence or voter’s card.
- Proof of addressA recent bank statement, utility bill or tenancy agreement — from where you live now.
- Your BVNNeeded to open your naira account. If you don’t have one, write to us before applying.
- A member’s referralEvery application starts with an existing member’s code.
Dollar balances are held as dollar value within the society; dollar savings stay in dollars and naira savings stay in naira. Exchange rates move, and value held in one currency can rise or fall against the other. You are responsible for any rules on holding or transferring money that apply where you live. Nothing here is investment or tax advice.
Stay invested in home.
Save in naira and dollars, borrow for less, share in what the society earns — and help shape what we build next.