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Cross-border trade · Digital services

Global Trade and Services. Protected Escrow.

Nairally is an on-demand, multi-currency escrow utility built to protect both international B2B physical trade cargo and digital freelance milestones from payment to final delivery.

Sandbox preview · no live payments or provider verification

Nairally · Global milestone settlementEDMONTON · CENTRAL OPERATIONS4.5% card · 2.5% bankcreator-selected allocation

Settlement channels

5-Currency Inbound. 13-Country Outbound.

Nairally connects global buyers across North America, the UK, Australia and the Eurozone directly to our 13 authorized African payout networks.

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Inbound Corridors

Nairally accepts and vaults raw currencies natively with zero forced bank conversion rates.

  • $USDUS Dollars
  • $CADCanadian Dollars
  • £GBPBritish Pounds
  • $AUDAustralian Dollars
  • €EUREuros
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Outbound Remittance

Our automated networks route payouts directly across 13 African countries, with instant local bank delivery and seamless Mobile Money (MoMo) wallet settlements.

  • NigeriaNGN
  • GhanaGHS
  • KenyaKES
  • UgandaUGX
  • TanzaniaTZS
  • RwandaRWF
  • SenegalXOF
  • Côte d'IvoireXOF
  • CameroonXAF
  • South AfricaZAR
  • ZambiaZMW

Corridor and settlement capabilities shown here are simulated in this sandbox environment.

Flexible by design

On-Demand Protection Escrow

One cross-border utility. Three processing tracks. Choose the level of control your milestone needs.

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Low friction · any size

Direct Settlement Mode (Default)

For low-risk, instant transactions where funds clear and route directly to the recipient's wallet with zero delivery delays.

  • Default for every new milestone
  • No delivery-based hold
  • Digital services & physical trade
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Code or cargo · on demand

Automated Verification Engine

Programs background webhooks to monitor cryptographic data oracles, tracking GitHub branch merges for digital work, or tracking global shipping carrier logs (DHL/FedEx) for physical cargo.

  • GitHub branch merges
  • DHL/FedEx carrier logs
  • Release when verification completes
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Creator-led · full control

Manual Discretionary Release

Gives the contract creator 100% control to review deliverables or inspect arrived cargo, releasing funds via their dashboard only when completely satisfied.

  • Inspect deliverables or arrived cargo
  • Explicit Approve & Release action
  • No automatic verification dependency

Advanced automated and manual protection are optional at every positive amount. No minimum transaction amount. Provider tracking and settlement shown here are simulated.

Transparent flat pricing

Simple, predictable pricing.

Nairally charges a transparent flat 4.5% infrastructure fee for credit card/PayPal or 2.5% for direct bank transfer per milestone transaction, completely free of hidden fixed surcharges. The platform creator can dynamically allocate this fee to be absorbed by the sender, the recipient, or split 50/50 at checkout.

Transparent infrastructure fees

4.5% for credit card/PayPal or 2.5% for direct bank transfer, in every protection mode. No fixed fee or protection surcharge. Choose buyer-added, recipient-deducted, or 50/50 split allocation.

Payment method

Fee allocation

Will you absorb the platform processing fees?

Buyer pays the base amount. Freelancer receives base minus 4.5%.

Example allocation for a $1,000.00 CAD milestone
AllocationBasisAmount (CAD)
Base valueInvoice principal$1,000.00 CAD
Infrastructure fee4.5% × base$45.00 CAD
Buyer invoice totalBase amount$1,000.00 CAD
Freelancer receivesBase − 4.5%$955.00 CAD

Any positive decimal amount is accepted. Currency selection denominates the example; no live exchange-rate conversion is performed.

Illustrative sandbox allocation. No real funds are collected or released in this environment.

Ready to protect your next milestone?

Private beta seats are limited while we complete processor underwriting reviews.

Review our Terms of Service and Escrow Policy for full fee and release disclosures.