Not subscriptions — actual bills. Electricity, rent, a mortgage payment, an insurance premium, a hospital bill, school fees, taxes. Thousands of Nigerian families quietly hold up loved ones abroad, and the money shouldn’t be the hard part. Send us the bill; we pay the biller directly with their account reference, and you both get the confirmation.
Pick the currency your loved one’s bills come in, tick the bills you cover, and set the actual amounts. Your exact quote — checked against the real bill — comes on WhatsApp before anything is paid.
A missed utility payment risks disconnection fees. A late mortgage or insurance payment marks your relative’s credit record for years. Abroad, punctuality isn’t politeness — it’s the financial system keeping score on the person you love.
The usual route — transfer to your relative, wait, hope they pay it in time — adds days, fees and anxiety at both ends. And when the transfer stalls, it’s the bill that goes unpaid while everyone refreshes their banking app.
Supporting someone monthly means re-living the exchange rate twelve times a year, never sure what the same £86 bill will cost you this time — and finding out only after the money has left.
Always work from the real bill or invoice — the PDF, the account number, the exact amount. It’s what lets the payment carry the right reference and land against your relative’s account instead of floating in a biller’s suspense file. Then pay a few days ahead of the due date, so any hiccup has room to be fixed before lateness starts costing.
Covering someone every month? Set it up once with us — the due dates, the billers, the references — and treat the reminders as your calendar. Keep every confirmation; they’re your family’s proof of payment.
The “relative in sudden crisis abroad” is one of the oldest scam formats alive: an urgent message, a hospital or legal bill, pressure to pay right now — from a hacked account or a stranger playing family. Before any urgent, unexpected bill, call or video-call the person yourself. Not a text back — a voice you recognise. Two minutes of checking beats months of regret.
And if someone you’ve only ever met online asks you to pay their bills — stop. That’s not support; that’s the script. We’d rather lose the payment than process that one, and we’ll tell you the same in the chat.
Fill this in and we’ll open WhatsApp with your request ready to send — who it’s for, where, and which bills. Attach the bill itself in the chat, get your naira quote, and it’s paid on your go-ahead. Bills due inside 72 hours jump the queue.
Your request is ready to send — attach the bill in the chat. If nothing opened, tap here to start the chat.