XPay, a fintech startup, has partnered with Huawei Cloud Services to upgrade digital payment systems for businesses in Egypt. The agreement will expand XPay’s digital payment infrastructure by integrating Huawei’s cloud technology. In the official press release, XPay representatives indicated that the firm’s recent results reflect the confidence businesses have shown in its scalable services.
IFC and AWB Egypt (Attijariwafa Bank) announced a partnership to bolster the Bank’s capital position and help it deliver on its strategy to support small and medium-sized enterprises and the growth of climate finance in Egypt. This capital infusion will enhance AWB Egypt’s capacity to expand its lending activities. IFC’s $20 million Tier 2 qualifying
Raenest, the global multi-currency accounts platform for individuals and businesses across Africa, today announced the completion of its $11M Series A funding. The round was led by QED Investors, with participation from Norrsken22. Follow-on investment came from Ventures Platform, P1 Ventures, and Seedstars. This equity-based capital injection brings Raenest’s total venture funding to $14.3M. With
Cairo Amman Bank will leverage Mastercard Move’s money movement capabilities to facilitate the movement of funds from Jordan to 37 countries. The bank will also incorporate Mastercard value-added services like fraud analytics and risk control, the companies said in a Thursday (Jan. 16) press release. “We aim to address existing challenges in cross-border payments and
Paymob, the leading financial services enabler in MENA-P, announces it has been granted the Retail Payment Services License by the Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) after successfully meeting all regulatory conditions and requirements through a rigorous approval process. The license authorizes Paymob to offer merchant acquiring, payment aggregation services, and domestic fund transfers within
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
eFinance Investment Group and Cassava Technologies have signed an agreement to explore and identify opportunities for collaboration and joint expansion across Africa. The signing ceremony took place during the 28th Cairo ICT Exhibition and Conference, which President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi hosted. eFinance Investment Group and Cassava Technologies plan to leverage each other’s respective strengths and
TerraPay, a leading money movement company, has partnered with enza, an Africa-focused payments technology firm. The collaboration, announced Wednesday (July 10), is designed to promote financial inclusion in Africa, the companies said in a news release provided to PYMNTS. That means Enza—with offices in South Africa and Egypt—can harness TerraPay’s connectivity to more than 2.1
Mastercard and Amazon Payment Services have signed a multi-year commercial partnership agreement to digitize payment acceptance in Middle East and Africa, across countries including Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, South Africa and UAE. As part of the collaboration, the leading payment service provider (PSP) will adopt Mastercard Gateway – a single touchpoint for
Dopay, a fintech platform focused on providing digital payroll and payment solutions to the unbanked and underbanked workforce in emerging markets, has successfully raised $13.5 million in a Series A extension round. The fresh capital, led by Argentem Creek Partners and with participation from existing investors, will fuel Dopay’s expansion in its home market, Egypt,
Receive Regular news of the latest in payments straight to your inbox.
