Stanbic Bank Zambia in regtech automation with BankBI
Stanbic Bank Zambia chooses cloud-based BankBI for regulatory reporting.
Stanbic Bank Zambia chooses cloud-based BankBI for regulatory reporting.
FNB estimates the size of the market for its m-wallet service at over 11 million people.
Four start-ups received $200,000 funding from DFS Lab, supported by Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
The organisers describe the initiative as a “world-first”.
Prize is a $100,000 contract to develop and pilot solutions with the insurance firm.
Calls itself the nation’s “first loan marketplace”.
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MOU to identify opportunities to expand digital banking services to boost financial inclusion.
Wants to cement presence in Francophone West Africa region.
New service in Kenya plans to provide global e-commerce.
In collaboration with e-payments and commerce firm Interswitch.
Fraud fighting solutions find a place at Zimbabwean bank.
The Confédération des Institutions Financières d’Afrique de l’Ouest (CIF) in tech revamp with SAB.
South African bank unveils new app that allows users to send money, data and airtime.
The pilot location for the new digital bank is Côte d’Ivoire.
Creating inclusive banking for remote communities.
Mastercard has acquired Oltio, a mobile paytech firm in South Africa.
Oracle FSS’s Flexcube core banking tech out, Temenos’ T24 in, at Banque du Caire in Egypt.
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Bank reported problems with its self-service channels.
Pilot in Nigeria is start of larger plan to get more businesses into their version of digital economy.
Kenyan bank will use Fiorano’s platform while integrating with Infosys’ Finacle core banking system.
Will also experiment with distributed ledger technologies – and ConsenSys helps out.
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Validata has gained a new taker in Africa for its quality assurance (QA) software – Stanbic Bank.
Kenya-based Family Bank has implemented Profile Software’s Acumen treasury management system.
Fiorano’s tech helps integrate with Banco Postal’s two core banking systems and national payment subsystem.
An interesting place to be a bank or a fintech!
Our southern stars are Bank Zero, Westpac and Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
Rwanda’s largest commercial bank in major revamp.
Helping the Ghana government to issue national identity cards to its citizens in real time.
Extending services to customers in North Africa and French-speaking African countries.
The two companies will offer integrated, real-time fraud prevention solutions for e-commerce payments for merchants in MENA.
2018 will see the launch of Root in South Africa, a bank account for developers.
The duo are targeting Africa’s unbanked population.
Al Salam Bank Seychelles (ASBS) has chosen International Financial Systems’ (iFinancial) anti-money laundering (AML) solution, AMLtrac, as it plans to introduce domestic banking services for local and regional SMEs and corporates. As part of that planned expansion, ASBS, an offshore financial institution, has selected the know your customer (KYC) and document management, account monitoring, transaction […]
Namibia’s EBank has achieved digital transformation of services with Fiorano’s core banking integration. Fiorano Enterprise Service Bus seamlessly integrates EBank’s Temenos T24 core banking system with third party suppliers and channels facilitating its vision of financial inclusion.
Biometrics firm Veridium has teamed with Wala, a blockchain-powered financial services platform, as they target the unbanked and underbanked population in Africa. The duo will collaborate on a pilot programme in sub-Saharan Africa to demonstrate their digital model offering “zero-fee banking”. This pilot is funded by a grant awarded to Veridium from the Digital Financial […]
Africa is firmly in last place when it comes to the development of the digital society, unless you count the Antarctic, but looking towards the failures of other emerging markets might help things along, reports Telecoms.com (Banking Technology‘s sister publication). First of all you have to address the hurdles which Africa is facing. Firstly, the […]
Government intervention has been a hot topic all week at AfricaCom, and it doesn’t seem like there is going to be a resolution to the problem anytime soon, reports Telecoms.com (Banking Technology‘s sister publication). Of course there will always be a need to regulate any industry; commercial entities should not be left by themselves, they […]