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Here’s what WorldFirst, Chipper Cash and Eversend actually offer in the markets where your business operates
Key takeaways
WorldFirst, Chipper Cash and Eversend all help businesses move money across borders, but each takes a different approach. WorldFirst offers a multi-currency business account with 15+ local currency accounts, marketplace collections and virtual business cards. Chipper Cash centres on USD virtual accounts and virtual cards for businesses in Nigeria and Ghana.1,2 Eversend’s multi-currency wallet supports USD, EUR and GBP virtual accounts for businesses in Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana.7,9
This guide compares the three providers on fees, currency support, marketplace integrations, payments to China and business cards, so you can see how each one fits your business’s markets and payment needs.
WorldFirst is a cross-border payments provider that offers the World Account, a multi-currency account made for businesses that trade internationally. It allows businesses to receive, hold, convert, and send funds globally in multiple currencies. Businesses can hold 15+ currencies, including USD, EUR, GBP and CNH, and receive local account details to collect payments in supported markets.
The platform supports international transfers in more than 100 currencies to over 200 countries and regions. Businesses can also receive payouts from 130+ online marketplaces and payment platforms, and pay suppliers in China in CNH via World Pay, which is the authorised payment provider for 1688.com.
Every World Account comes with a Mastercard-powered World Card, which is a virtual business payments card. Up to 20 virtual cards are available at no extra cost for employee and business expenses. Purchases made using a virtual card with available balance in the same currency do not incur fees. If the required currency is not available, the payment is converted at a competitive exchange rate. The World Account also integrates with several accounting software to help businesses sync transaction data and simplify accounting and reconciliation.
Key features
Chipper Cash is a global payments provider offering personal and business accounts in 21+ African countries including Nigeria and Ghana.1,2 Business accounts include the same core features as personal accounts, such as international payments, USD virtual accounts and USD virtual VISA cards, while also providing higher transaction limits and priority customer support.2,3,4 When paying via the Chipper Cash card, USD transactions carry a flat US$0.90 fee per transaction.4
Businesses and individuals in Nigeria and Ghana can use a USD virtual account to receive USD payments from overseas clients and supported online platforms.2,5 However, Chipper Cash does not publicly specify support for holding balances in multiple currencies beyond USD or offer local receiving accounts in multiple currencies.
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Eversend is an international payments provider offering business and personal accounts with multi-currency wallets.7,9 It comes with USD, EUR and GBP virtual accounts and virtual payment cards in 30+ countries.8,10,11 Virtual cards cost either a US$1 monthly fee or a one-time US$3 fee per card.8
Eversend’s multi-currency wallet lets users hold, receive, convert, and send up to 16 currencies from a single account.9 Users can switch between currencies at Eversend’s exchange rates and spend directly using an Eversend virtual VISA card.8,9 Business accounts include the same core payment features as personal accounts such as sending/receiving international payments, currency exchange and more while adding API access for businesses that want to automate payment workflows.7,10,11 Eversend currently offers business accounts in Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana.12
Review the fees charged by all three providers before choosing an account:
| Fee | WorldFirst | Chipper Cash | Eversend |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly fee | Zero |
|
Not specified |
| Account opening | Zero |
|
US$211 |
| Receiving funds | Zero |
|
Not specified |
| Hold multiple currencies | Zero | Zero (USD only)3 | Zero (up to 16 currencies)9 |
| Transfers between users | Zero | Not specified | 0.7%11 |
| Transfers to bank accounts | Refer to in-portal pricing. Vouchers may apply | Not specified | Not specified |
| FX conversion | Refer to in-portal pricing. Vouchers may apply | Not specified | From 0.9%9 |
| Virtual card | Zero (20 cards) | US$5 issuance + US$1/month4 | US$3 one-time or US$1/month subscription |
| Annual fee | None | Not specified | Not specified |
*Fees checked June 2026
With a World Account, businesses can hold balances in 15+ currencies, including USD, EUR, GBP, CNH, AUD and NZD. Each supported currency includes local receiving account details, allowing businesses to collect payments like a local. Funds can be held without immediate conversion, and businesses can send payments in more than 100 currencies across 200+ countries and regions.
Chipper Cash offers business accounts in Nigeria and Ghana.2 Businesses can open a USD virtual account to receive USD payments from overseas clients and supported platforms.3 Chipper Cash does not publicly specify support for holding multiple currencies or provide local receiving account details in currencies other than USD.
Eversend provides business accounts in Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana.12 Businesses can hold and exchange balances in up to 16 currencies from a single account.9,10 The platform also offers USD, EUR and GBP virtual accounts for receiving international payments.11
WorldFirst supports collections from more than 130 global marketplaces and payment gateways, including Amazon, Etsy, Shopify, AliExpress and Stripe. Businesses can receive marketplace payouts directly into their World Account using local receiving account details. The platform also integrates with Xero and NetSuite to help businesses reconcile international payments.
Chipper Cash does not clearly state integrations with global marketplaces for marketplace payouts. For businesses that need payment acceptance, Chipper Cash offers an API that allows merchants to integrate payment collection and payout capabilities into their own websites or applications at a 1% fee.6
Eversend does not specify integrations with global marketplaces or payment gateways for marketplace payouts.10
WorldFirst provides a Mastercard-powered virtual World Card linked directly to the World Account. Businesses can spend from supported currency balances without FX fees when sufficient funds are available in that currency. Businesses can issue up to 20 virtual World Cards at no additional cost for employee and business spending.
Chipper Cash offers USD virtual VISA cards for users in Nigeria and Ghana.4 The cards can be used for online purchases and subscriptions.4 Virtual cards carry a US$5 issuance fee and a US$1 monthly maintenance fee.4
Eversend offers USD virtual VISA cards that can be used for online purchases and subscriptions.8 Virtual card issuance is at no cost.8 Users can choose either a US$1 monthly maintenance plan or pay a one-time US$3 fee instead of recurring monthly charges.8
Your choice of provider depends on a few factors specific to how your business operates. The currencies you need to hold and receive matter most, since WorldFirst, Chipper Cash and Eversend each support a different range, from WorldFirst’s 15+ currencies to Chipper Cash’s USD-only accounts and Eversend’s 16 supported currencies.
No. Business accounts are currently available only in Nigeria and Ghana.
Chipper Cash primarily supports USD through its virtual account, whereas Eversend supports holding multiple currencies and provides USD, EUR and GBP virtual accounts.
WorldFirst includes up to 20 virtual World Cards at no additional cost.
Neither provider advertises dedicated marketplace payout integrations. WorldFirst supports collections from more than 130 global marketplaces and payment gateways, including Amazon and Etsy.
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This article is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice or professional advice. This article should not be regarded as constituting an offer or a solicitation to buy or sell any regulated or financial products or services. WorldFirst makes no representations or warranties regarding the accuracy, completeness, or applicability of the content, and readers are encouraged to consult with legal professionals or other professionals for advice tailored to their specific situation. WorldFirst does not guarantee the accuracy and completeness of this article and expressly disclaims any and all liability to any person in respect of the consequences of anything done or omitted to be done wholly or partly in reliance on this article.
Hu Wenzhan is the Emerging Markets Country Manager at WorldFirst. He brings expertise across Fintech, Payments, Banking, New Markets Growth to help clients grow their global business.
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