Global Finteh Trends – 17th July, 2024
MFB Launches Innovative Mobile App for Users Alert Microfinance Bank (MFB), a subsidiary of Alert Group, is revolutionizing the financial management landscape with the launch
Global Fintech Trends – 11th July, 2024
Government, KCB Group Push Back as Audit Exposes Hustler Fund Gaps The government and KCB Group have come out in defense of the Hustler Fund
Global Fintech Trends – 10th July, 2024
African startups get $1bn boost as Timbuktoo launches hub The United Nations Development Programme, African governments and the private sector plan to raise $1bn to
Global Fintech Trends – 9th July, 2024
Mastercard Ghana Fintech Forum advocates cybersecurity and contactless payments to drive fintech growth [Modern Ghana] Mastercard hosted the second annual Mastercard Ghana Fintech Forum in
Global Fintech Trends – 8th July, 2024
Orange Expands Digital Footprint with New Innovation Hub in Guinea-Bissau Orange, the pan-African telecommunications operator, has unveiled its latest Orange Digital Center (ODC) in Guinea-Bissau.
Global Fintech Trends – 5th July, 2024
Accelerex Launches Nigeria’s First Pay with Fingerprint Solution Accelerex, one of Africa’s leading fintech companies, has announced the launch of its groundbreaking “Pay with Fingerprint”
Global Fintech Trends – 4th July, 2024
KCB Settles With Competition Authority Over Misleading Credit Card Ad The Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK) has gazetted a settlement it made with KCB last
Global Fintech Trends – 3rd July, 2024
East Africa Gears Up for Investment Forum in Tanzania The Tanzania Fintech Association (Tafina) announced the East African Investment Forum (EAIF) 2024, a pivotal event
Global Fintech Trends – 2nd July, 2024
CBN governor warns of Fintech Risk to Financial Stability in West Africa The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) governor, Yemi Cardoso, has raised the alarm
Gloabl Fintech Trends – July 1, 2024
African Nations Urged to Expedite AfCFTA Implementation for Economic Integration A call to action has been sounded for African countries to accelerate the African Continental