Orange Sets up the Orange Money Compliance Expertise Centre
Orange has further strengthened its position as a major player in the mobile financial services segment in Africa. This change of status is accompanied by the creation of a new organization, CECOM, which provides mutualized risk and compliance management for its mobile money activities in these countries. A favourable environment In 2015, noting the significant growth
SA Merchants Transact in US Dollars Thanks to FNB and PayPal
Women are the Better Spenders When it Comes to Credit Cards
WorldRemit commends Restoration of Money Transfers to Nigeria
WorldRemit , the leading digital remittance service, commends the restoration of money transfers to Nigeria, following the decision of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to approve WorldRemit and ten other international money transfer operators (IMTOs). At the beginning of August 2016, hundreds of IMTOs suspended their operations, leaving the Nigerian diaspora to rely on just
Banking Security Behind Mobile Gaming
Uncharted Territory Security within mobile gaming is still very much an unknown quantity as far as players are concerned. The mobile industry has only really taken off over the last 4-5 years and this has been down to the rise of social gaming along with sports betting and online casino now being available on the
Webtickets Launches First 'one-click' Mobile Ticketing App in SA
Five Tips for Designing African Digital Banking Experiences that Score with Young and Old
Mobile Economy Report 2015), mobile internet penetration in Sub-Saharan Africa was expected to reach 38% by 2020. This has largely been driven by lower costs of smartphones, which the GSMA says have decreased by 20% since 2008. A rapidly growing local app market and easy access to games and social media have captivated the youth

