GoNomad Nigeria, a fintech-based global business enablement platform, is revolutionising how Nigerian businesses and independent professionals operate on the global stage. Through streamlined company formation, banking, payment processing, and invoicing, it enables users to start and manage global legal entities, invoice internationally, and receive payments just like local counterparts.
What GoNomad Offers
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Rapid company formation: Entrepreneurs can establish a legally recognised entity in jurisdictions such as the US, UK, or UAE within roughly 14–21 days, without needing physical presence abroad.
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Global banking and multi-currency processing: Clients gain assistance in setting up business bank accounts and accessing payment gateways such as PayPal and Stripe—allowing them to invoice in major currencies and accept payments worldwide.
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Full-service compliance and support: GoNomad handles tax registration, bank account setup, annual filings, and sends automated compliance reminders so businesses stay on track across multiple jurisdictions.
Impact to Date
Since its launch, GoNomad has helped over 500 companies generate more than USD 2 million in revenue by supporting global market entry and sales across all five continents, all while maintaining high customer satisfaction.
Why It Matters for Nigerian Entrepreneurs
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Local businesses gain a global footprint: Nigerian companies—whether established SMEs or solo professionals—can incorporate overseas, accept international clients and payments, and appear as local entities to their customers.
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Minimized institutional hurdles: Traditional cross-border incorporation is often slow, expensive, and paperwork-heavy. GoNomad eliminates the need for travel or in-person bureaucracy.
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Supports compliance with emerging local regulation: With Nigeria’s upcoming mandatory e-invoicing regulation for VAT-registered businesses—starting July 2025 for large taxpayers and expanding in early 2026—GoNomad’s invoicing and payment infrastructure helps users stay compliant with global standards.
Context: Nigeria’s E-Invoicing Rollout
Nigeria’s Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) is implementing the Merchant Buyer Solution (MBS) system, mandating e-invoicing in alignment with PEPPOL standards. It requires real-time pre-clearance for B2B and B2G invoices and near real-time reporting for B2C sales above ₦50,000.
Rollout begins in July 2025 (large taxpayers) and expands to mid/small enterprises by January 2026, with penalties for late reporting and non-compliance.
In this regulatory environment, platforms like GoNomad give Nigerian users a competitive edge by delivering compliant invoicing infrastructure tied to international banking networks.
Looking Ahead: GoNomad 2.0
In early 2024–2025, GoNomad unveiled its “GoNomad 2.0” version, featuring a brand refresh and upgraded platform. Improvements include:
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A more streamlined onboarding process
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A consistent modern design
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Automation enhancements and clearer user experience
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Faster turnaround times for company setup and support services
The focus remains on delivering seamless global business solutions and empowering African entrepreneurs.
Conclusion
GoNomad Nigeria is carving out a critical niche in Africa’s economy by enabling Nigerian businesses and solopreneurs to transcend geographical and bureaucratic barriers. With regulatory rigor sweeping the tax landscape and global commerce increasingly accessible via digital tools, GoNomad presents a compelling solution: professional invoicing, global entity formation, and borderless payments—all in one platform.
As Nigeria moves toward mandatory e-invoicing and broader digital tax transformation, GoNomad’s offerings align perfectly with both international scalability and local compliance.
