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Zambia Launches Online Passport Application and Payment System on ZamPortal

The Zambian government has officially launched an online passport application and payment system on ZamPortal, marking a major milestone in the country’s digital transformation journey.

Access Bank Champions Africa’s Payment Integration, Stresses Importance of PAPSS

Access Bank showcased leadership in advancing cross-border payments at the inaugural Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS) COWRY 2025 Participants Forum, held in Lagos, Nigeria.

Stable and Chipper Cash Collaborate to Boost Cross-Border Digital Payments in Africa

Stable, the Layer 1 blockchain network powered by USDT and designed to achieve seamless financial transactions through stablecoins, announced a partnership with Chipper Cash, one of Africa’s leading

Bank of England seeks input from businesses on digital pound

The central bank says the aim of the study is to provide insight into where a retail digital pound could add value to different businesses

South African Fintech Startup Launches Instant Cashless Payments Platform for Tipped Workers

With cash becoming less common, workers such as petrol attendants, car guards, waiters, baristas, and caddies are finding themselves increasingly left out of everyday transactions.

ADIO Partners with YeePay to Boost Cross-Border Digital Payments Infrastructure

Abu Dhabi Investment Office (ADIO) and YeePay, a leading cross-border payments company, have partnered to establish YeePay’s regional headquarters and technology hub in Abu Dhabi. The new headquarters

NALA receives Bank of Ghana approval, partners with BigPay to expand remittance services

African fintech NALA has secured regulatory approval to operate remittance services in Ghana, marking a significant milestone in the fast-growing payments provider’s expansion. The company announced

Yesa Announces the Launch of Its Real-Time Payments and Crypto Trading Platform in Nigeria

Across the fintech industry in West Africa, unreliable transactions remain a daily headache. Transfers get delayed, payments fail across local and digital platforms, fees eat

Banks Are Falling Short on Customer Personalization

Despite growing demand for product personalization, most banking customers are underwhelmed by the personalization they receive, underscoring a gap between between customer expectations and what

LemFi Secures 14 State Money Transmitter License, Strengthening its US Presence and Commitment to Trust

London, UK, 10 December 2025: LemFi, the financial platform built for the underserved, has secured 14 new Money Transmitter Licenses (MTLs) across the US, marking a

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