Africa FinTech Spotlight
Toward a Continental Financial Ecosystem: The Implications of AfCFTA for Fintech License Passporting This chapter explores the potential of the African Continental Free Trade Area
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Canada-Africa Fintech Summit – Canada-Africa Fintech Convergence – Nurturing Talents, Fueling Growth, Forging Cross-Border Prosperity for Sustainability For more info., check here: www.cafsummit.com New Fintech
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Fawry, Banque Misr, and EBC launch cash in and out interoperable for e-wallets to promote financial inclusion Cairo, Egypt: Fawry, Egypt’s leading e-payments solutions provider,
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Klak Launches Cash Management Platform for SMBs in Nigeria and Kenya Klak, a B2B Software-as-a-Service provider building automation tools for finance teams launches a cutting-edge
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Canada-Africa Fintech Summit – Canada-Africa Fintech Convergence – Nurturing Talents, Fueling Growth, Forging Cross-Border Prosperity for Sustainability For more info., check here: www.cafsummit.com Intreensic Launches
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Nigerian fintech BizFlex Africa launches to empower African freelancers, small businesses Nigerian fintech platform BizFlex Africa has launched with the goal of helping African freelancers
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Egypt Proves Tricky Yet Promising For dLocal Amid LatAm Fintech Invasion Egypt’s digital commerce landscape is evolving rapidly—and Uruguay-born dLocal, which first set sights on
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Ghanaian fintech Affinity bags $8M to scale digital banking in a mobile money-driven market Africa’s top digital banking platforms typically come from high-growth, populous markets
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Segun Aina: Change in societal values responsible for prevalent fraud in banks The history of banking and fintech in Nigeria is not complete without a
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Access Bank Nigeria partners Integral to boost FX trading capabilities Through the collaboration, Access Bank, which operates over 600 branches throughout Nigeria, sub-Saharan Africa and