Network International, a leading enabler of digital commerce in the Middle East and Africa, has partnered with Money Fellows, the leading money circles app, to power a new solution that will leverage its best-in-class payment functionality. Under the partnership, Network will provide Money Fellows with its ‘Digital Payments as a Service’ platform with value added
PayMint, a leading financial technology company, has announced that it has obtained final approval from the Central Bank of Egypt to launch its first Meeza prepaid cards in partnership with Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank – Egypt (ADIB-Egypt). This milestone aligns with the bank’s continuous efforts to collaborate with FinTech companies to provide flexible solutions that
Financial inclusion doesn’t begin and end with a bank account. It will be solved by a multitude of payment technologies – including cash. Financial inclusion is an elusive goal now closer to realisation than ever. It’s being tackled through various innovations from traditional banking and non-banking sources such as fintechs. According to a World Bank
Premier Bank, a leading Islamic financial institution in Kenya, has announced a collaboration with Mastercard to introduce an innovative suite of Shari’ah-compliant debit, credit, and prepaid cards. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in delivering secure financial solutions, tailored to meet the diverse needs of Kenya’s population and the wider market. This collaboration represents Premier
EFT Corporation (EFTCorp) has proudly joined Women in Payments Africa (WIPA) as a sponsor and strategic partner, furthering its commitment to empowering women and driving gender diversity in the payments sector where female representation remains underdeveloped. By aligning with WIPA’s mission to amplify women’s voices and drive inclusion, EFTCorp aims to create a digital payments
Arrabet, a major player in digital transformation in Morocco, has partnered with Skaleet, a leader in next-generation core banking solutions in Europe and Africa, to launch a new neo-banking offering dedicated to the African market. Arrabet announced the deal in a press release Wednesday. This partnership aims to transform access to digital financial services and
Tranglo, a Cross-border payment hub, has expanded its services in Africa. Tranglo now facilitates payments in Ethiopia, Kenya, Liberia, Madagascar, Mali, Senegal, and Zambia. Remittances are crucial for African households and businesses. Tranglo offers efficient and cost-effective solutions to address high remittance fees. The World Bank estimates that remittances to Sub-Saharan Africa reached US$ 54
EFT Corporation, an African-focused fintech and payment solutions provider, recently hosted its EFT Corporation Connect: Zambia event in Lusaka. Featuring presentations led by EFTCorp’s team alongside an address from a representative of the Zambian Ministry of Technology and Science, the event brought together leaders and innovators from Zambia’s banks, microfinance, and the fintech sector. The
IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, has partnered with Standard Bank and Rand Merchant Bank (RMB) to help expand local currency financing for private businesses across Africa. IFC will collaborate with Standard Bank and RMB on cross-currency swaps to manage currency exposure related to its local currency lending. This hedging allows IFC to
Read more here. A staggering one-third of global software is used in a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model, and the volatile payment sector is quick to see its benefits. Both digital-native fintech companies and large, established banks and processors turn to SaaS for rapid product launches without substantial upfront investments or compliance-related delays. They can transition from
