Nigeria’s Access Bank partners MFS Africa for outward remittances
The partnership will enable people and businesses in Africa to receive real-time payments from Nigeria.
The partnership will enable people and businesses in Africa to receive real-time payments from Nigeria.
The partnership will allow AccesBanque to scale and quickly launch new products and services.
The bank will deploy iGCB’s cloud-native CBX Retail (CBX-R) solution.
With PayShap, consumers will have access to instant, real-time payments across participating banks.
The unicorn’s latest push in Rwanda follows its bid to expand across East Africa.
FairMoney is looking to expand its offering to include features for merchants as well as retail customers.
Truzo says it will close its next round of funding in Q2 2023.
The partnership will see Mastercard equip Banque Misr with the latest digital payment technologies.
The central bank had first begun work on the adoption of open banking in June 2017.
Tintra is in the process of establishing a subsidiary and applying for a licence with the National Bank of Rwanda.
Swiatek joins Moniepoint from Capital One, where he served as managing vice president for over four years.
Awori brings more than 25 years of banking industry experience to the leadership role, Ecobank says.
The service will see funds from across the globe move through payment rails operated by MFS Africa.
Thought Machine intends to hire across India, Japan and South Africa for the first time.
Copal aims to provide a “seamless and innovative” cashless payments experience for all family members.
Sopra Banking Software will design, build and support the bank’s savings and lending products.
More than 100 employees at the firm have been affected, Techweez reports.
The latest funding round brings Smile Identity’s total capital raised to date to $31 million.
It is hoped the partnership will “accelerate digitisation” and boost entrepreneurship in Africa.
The national payment system forms part of South Africa’s Vision 2025 programme.
Lulalend will look to increase its loan book size and develop new products.
MNT-Halan claims it is the largest investment across Egypt and the Middle East over the past 12 months.
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Enza aims to provide payment solutions to firms that want to enable customers to accept or make digital payments.
An insider reportedly told Sky News that there was “heavy competition for the asset”.
Fintech Galaxy will leverage Underlie’s open banking APIs expertise to speed up market penetration in Egypt.
NetGuardians says building out an “anti-fraud culture” is essential to the growth of pan-African banking.
Visa says the move will enable “greater access” to digital payments in the region.
MICT owns “100% of the operating business and assets” of Tingo after snapping up Tingo Mobile.
Surecomp’s tech will support Investec’s newly formed trade finance business.
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DeltaPay leverages alternative data to expand financial access to affordable consumer credit.
Kuda says its UK launch “is the first step in its global expansion to serve overseas based Nigerians”.
The loan consists of a $130m credit facility and $30m from the Africa Growing Together Fund (AGTF).
Blnk’s lending platform enables merchants to underwrite and finance customers’ purchases at the point of sale.
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The new funding brings the total capital raised by Yassir to around $193 million since launch.
Gelebart has spent the past 14 years working for digital financial services firms across Africa and Asia.
In his new role, Ajene has been tasked with facilitating greater foreign capital flows.
The new funds will be put towards product development and international expansion across Africa and Asia.