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For a merchant in Dar es Salaam’s Kariakoo market, the hardest part of the job has never been finding customers. The real headache has…
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For a merchant in Dar es Salaam’s Kariakoo market, the hardest part of the job has never been finding customers. The real headache has…
The OPay US IPO story shows how scale, profit, and timing now shape African fintech. The company has hired Citi, Deutsche Bank, and JPMorgan…
Nigerian cross-border payments startup Grey has secured registration as a Payment Service Provider in Canada, marking another significant step in the company’s push to…
Nigeria has cemented its position as Africa’s dominant force in blockchain development, with new data showing the country now ranks first on the continent…
Kiwe has cleared the last step it needed before launch. The Central Bank of Egypt gave the startup final approval to roll out its…
Mastercard already has deep roots in South Africa. Over the past two years, the company has added local processing infrastructure, prepared the market for…
Somewhere between the tenth “fintech revolution” headline of the year and the fifteenth funding announcement promising to “bank the unbanked,” a reasonable person might…
Look at your phone. The app you use to send money now offers loans. The one you use to receive payments now has a…
Payaza Africa Limited, a leading payments infrastructure company in Africa, has strengthened its market position with two major rating milestones. While rating firm, DataPro…
EDITOR’S NOTE (April 20, 2026) An earlier version of this article reported a $75 million investment by the Federal Government into Flutterwave based on…
Rwanda is backing its fintech ambition with new virtual asset rules, stronger payment rails, and cross-border deals that give Kigali a clearer path into…
When a Nigerian takes out a quick loan on FairMoney or Carbon, they are not just borrowing money; they are also paying a penalty…
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