Mobile Telecommunication Company MTN’s subsidiary, MoMo Uganda, a mobile money platform has scheduled to pay its Ugandan customers UGX 5.7 million ($1,496.95) for the second quarter
EBANX, a major player in Brazilian payments, announced that it was entering Africa and would begin with Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa. EBANX says it is prepared to take on
Egypt’s transformational legislation, combined with the impact of Covid-19, resulted in a 230% increase in cashless payments in the North African country in 2021 and a remarkable growth rate
Unlimint, an internationally recognized Fintech company with offices on five continents has announced the launch of its Banking as a Service (BaaS) product, Unlimint Banking and Cards (UBC). The Fintech
In an effort to establish a presence in South Africa’s fast expanding digital payments market, Alphabet Inc. has launched its Google Wallet. The COVID-19 pandemic has expedited digital transactions,
Small businesses can now apply online for funding between R20,000 ($1,100) and R5,000,000 ($300,000) through Telkom Lend, a new service from Telkom Business, within 24
It seems Sudo Africa is keeping to its mission of growth and expansion as the fintech company appoints a new Head for its growth department.
Sudo Africa has just made
Arab Financial Services (AFS), a leading digital payment solutions provider and fintech enabler in the MENA region, has announced plans to expand its payments footprint in Egypt by opening a
According to Disrupt Africa’s South Africa Ecosystem Report 2022, 357 South African businesses have funded minimum total funding of US$993,684,600, which is only surpassed by Nigeria
Through a strategic agreement with financial services provider Baobab Group, South African fintech startup Nomanini is extending the reach of its recently announced supply chain finance solution StockNow to eight
Rwanda’s national e-payment system, RSwitch, has partnered with one of Africa’s fintech experts, EFT Corporation. This partnership comes in a bid to develop Rwanda’s financial technology, giving
One of Africa’s biggest startups, and Nigerian fintech company, Flutterwave, is currently faced with money laundering charges as a Kenyan High court freezes its account and that of 56
