# Blockroll > Easy finance, made for you Blockroll is a fintech platform for freelancers and remote workers. It provides multi-currency wallets, cross-border payments, and bill payment tools for gig workers, primarily in Nigeria. Blockroll is a fintech company offering digital payment and money management tools for remote workers, freelancers, and digital nomads. Its platform provides multi-currency wallets that hold both fiat currencies and stablecoins, letting users send and receive payments across borders, convert between currencies, and pay bills or top up airtime from a single account. The service targets gig workers, particularly in Nigeria, who face high fees and delayed payments through conventional channels. The platform addresses the friction gig workers face when receiving international payments by combining fiat accounts with stablecoin wallets, allowing funds to move between currencies without relying solely on traditional banking rails. Users complete an identity verification process to open an account, after which they can generate invoices, request payments, and track income and spending through in-app analytics. Blockroll works with licensed and authorized financial institutions rather than operating as a bank itself. Core offerings include multi-currency wallets, a virtual card for online purchases, and Bio-Hub, a tool for organizing payment links and professional profiles in one place. Additional features cover payment requests, peer-to-peer transfers through a pay tag, and bill payment services. The platform is used by freelancers, solopreneurs, and small businesses that need to manage cross-border income and everyday expenses. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2023-04-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/blockroll ## Products - [Blockroll](https://thegrid.id/profiles/blockroll): Blockroll is a neobank for Nigerian freelancers, gig workers, and remote workers that combines multi-currency accounts with digital payment tools. Users hold and convert fiat currency and stablecoins in a single wallet, send and receive payments globally, pay bills and buy airtime, and generate invoices to collect client payments. The platform also issues a virtual spending card funded with stablecoins for online purchases and subscriptions, alongside a shareable profile hub for freelancers to list services and payment links. 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