
Nigeria first · Africa next
Kinfee
Pay for a student in Nigeria. The school gets the money. Your family gets the receipt. No WhatsApp chase.
8
Universities listed
USD → NGN
Pay abroad, settle home
Stripe
Secure card checkout
Every time
Receipt + reference
How it works
Choose the university and enter the student’s matric number so the payment lands on the right ledger.
You pay abroad. We settle naira to the school through licensed partners — not a relative’s personal account.
Receipt for you. Notification for the bursary. The student is marked covered for that fee cycle.
Kinfee exists so family abroad can keep a student enrolled — semester after semester — without the stress of chasing receipts.

Know the cost first
Slide to your fee amount. No surprises at checkout — the total you see here is the total on your card.
Fee to pay
₦185,000
at 1,580 NGN / USD
demo rate
Why families use Kinfee






One corridor first. Then Ghana, Kenya, and beyond — same promise: kin pays, campus confirms.
Questions
Still unsure? We’d rather you ask than guess with your family’s money.
To the school. Kinfee settles naira to the university’s bursary account, with the student’s matric number attached so the payment is matched to the right record.
You pay by card in USD through Stripe’s secure checkout. We convert and settle the naira amount to the school after your payment clears.
You get a receipt straight away and a reference number. The bursary is notified so the student can be marked as covered.
We’re starting in Nigeria with a growing list of universities, then expanding across Africa. If your school isn’t listed yet, tell us and we’ll prioritise it.
You’ll see two clear fees before you pay: Kinfee’s service fee (1.25% + $2.99) and estimated card processing (about 2.9% + $0.30). The school still receives the full naira amount.


Keep a semester on track.
Start a paymentThe corridor
Diaspora families across the world, one destination: the university bursary. Follow a route.
Live corridors
14 routes into Nigeria
Hover or tap a city to follow the money home.