Paymenow, a platform for Earned Wage Access (EWA), is getting ready to launch in Zambia thanks to a partnership with financial services provider Izwe. Paymenow recently announced its growth, stating
The Rapid Payments Programme (RPP) or PayShap, as well as Capitec Pay, have been integrated into the API of South African-based payments business Stitch in order to increase the scope
In order to facilitate secure and dependable transactions between the UK and South Africa, Truzo, the first digital escrow platform with an African emphasis and FCA approval, has been launched
To introduce a revolutionary payment option that might completely transform the South African banking industry, Capitec has teamed up with Ozow and other key partners. Innovative payment ecosystems and increased
The Shadow Over E-commerce in Africa
The value of e-commerce in Africa reached $16.5 billion in 2017, and by 2025, it may reach $75 billion. Although these forecasts present
Stitch seems to be interested in every aspect of payments as the startup targets financial inclusion across Africa, beginning in South Africa. The South African payments infrastructure company, Stitch, has
San Francisco-based Gable, which assists distributed businesses in managing office space for their workers, today announced a $16 million investment round. Employees can reserve a desk next to a coworker
Sasol, a South African chemicals and energy corporation, has declared the establishment of Sasol Ventures as a means of advancing its 2050 net zero and decarbonization goals. The firm said
The demand for Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions in South Africa is being driven by the rising popularity of cloud-based services. SaaS accounts for more than 50% of all
Copal, a fintech startup based in Cairo, has partnered with Mastercard, a leading provider of payment processing solutions, to introduce Egypt’s first family payment and spending management platform. With
Envisionit Deep AI, a healthtech startup based in Johannesburg and formed by pediatric radiologist Jaishree Naidoo, Terence Naidu, and Russian-born Andrei Migatchev, has raised $1.65 million in funding. Investors
Kholo Capital Mezzanine Debt Fund 1 has obtained financing totaling $47.62 million (R870 million) for long-term mezzanine finance investment to assist expansion, job creation, and the advancement of transformation
