AWS’ Naira acceptance a boost for business in Nigeria

Mastercard says Ghana offers fertile ground for the company to enhance its geographical presence in West Africa.

The wallet's benefits including its standout features: two pockets that allow users to send and receive money locally and internationally from mobile phones.

This event promotes South Africa's fintech goals.

According to the fintech company, the new card is aimed at individual users such as permanent and temporary workers for businesses, freelancers, and suppliers.

The partnership, according to the two companies, highlights both sides' commitment to digital payment ecosystem in Nigeria.

The company says that the license would allow it to provide innovative digital products that address its clients' specific needs.

The increasing complexity of international regulations mandates that South African businesses choose the proper partners to navigate this demanding landscape.

The company says it has added a suite of valuable financial services that services over 60 countries in Africa, Europe and Asia.

As we stand on the threshold of 2025, the pace of technological change is accelerating and reshaping the very foundations of how we do business.

Balance regulatory obligations with optimal results.

Kenya's fintechs play in the greater economy, and given the sensitivity of the data they manage, they need to work with cloud and service providers.