That will never happen.

this nation hela won't go very far in terms of diaspora remittances this being that people abroad have much cheaper options for sending money back home, take for instance, a friend who works in london operates an account with nationwide bank, he took the atm card and sent it to his family in kenya such that when he needs to send money to the wife he deposits cash to this account and the wife in kenya withdraws the amount using the atm card and the whole thing costs 1.75£ regardless of the amount withdrawn which is capped at 40k per transaction, I believe this is cheaper than most international money options out there, so am seeing this nation hela product cooling down after the novelty phase in terms of diaspora remittances, in the kenyan market it could be a hit or not

Some companies!smh.
If u intend to introduce a new service into the market let it have an extraordinary competitive advantage for it to sell.
What I see is a rush to introduce a service which offers nothing better or unique than what we already have. Did they research well about the other services available or was it just an effort to make a name for themselves?
Ama they think the brand alone will sell?
*yawn*

quality vs price.

Nation isn't bringing anything new to money transfer. There are even more cheaper services in town.