Optasia Plans $375 million JSE Listing To Deepen Its African Fintech Footprint
Optasia isn’t a household name, but its technology powers financial access for millions. Headquartered in Dubai, the AI-driven fintech operates ...
Read moreDetailsOptasia isn’t a household name, but its technology powers financial access for millions. Headquartered in Dubai, the AI-driven fintech operates ...
Read moreDetailsIn a crowded fintech market, LiteFi is doing something refreshingly simple. It is helping salaried workers and overlooked small businesses ...
Read moreDetailsNamibia takes action toward digital financial transformation as Finance Minister Ericah Shafudah announces the country's exploration of blockchain and artificial ...
Read moreDetailsIvorian fintech startup Djamo has become the first digital financial services company to obtain a microfinance license from the Central ...
Read moreDetailsSouth African fintech startup Paymenow has secured $22.5 million (ZAR 420 million) in funding from Standard Bank, marking one of ...
Read moreDetailsAfrican fintech companies have made a powerful statement on the global stage. Ten firms from across the continent earned spots ...
Read moreDetailsEgyptian fintech startup PALM has closed a 7-figure pre-seed funding round led by 4DX Ventures, with participation from Plus VC ...
Read moreDetailsKenya's digital economy reaches new heights as mobile subscriptions surge to 76.16 million users while cybercriminals launch unprecedented attacks on ...
Read moreDetailsAfrica’s fintech ecosystem is on fire. According to McKinsey, the sector is set to grow from $10 billion in 2022 ...
Read moreDetailsPayMint, a financial technology company, has officially received the green light from the Central Bank of Egypt to launch the ...
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