Seevcash, a remittance and peer-to-peer money transfer platform serving diaspora communities between Ghana and the United States, has raised US$333,000 in funding through the Stellar Community Fund (SCF) and its supporting programmes.
The funding comes from four separate awards, including two Community Fund grants and two ecosystem growth programmes. In October 2025, it received $142,000 from SCF.
“Every award from the Stellar Community Fund has come at a moment when we needed it most,” said Dawuda Iddrissu, CEO and co-founder of Seevcash. “It has let us move faster on the roadmap without slowing down on what matters — getting more of the diaspora using Seevcash, and using it often.”
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Seevcash was founded in 2022 by Iddrissu, Charles Owusu, and Cosmos Appiah. It lets users send, request, and manage money at low fees using blockchain technology.
The Stellar Community Fund (SCF) is an open-application grant and awards programme run by the Stellar Development Foundation (SDF) to support developers, startups, and projects building on the Stellar blockchain network.
Along with the funding, Seevcash has launched a Visa card that lets users spend money in more than 250 countries worldwide. Cosmos Appiah, the company’s CTO, said the card answers a question users kept asking after the send feature launched. The card builds on Seevcash’s existing partnership with MoneyGram, which strengthens how funds move into the platform.
Last updated: September 3, 2026
