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According to Visa, these investments reflect its desire to promote fintech growth across the continent while also boosting financial inclusion and access.

Safaricom merchants will now have access to and provide a greater choice of payment options by leveraging Visa's payment technology.

This collaboration aims to increase the speed, efficiency, and security of digital payments in Somalia, making transactions easier.

This collaboration aims to boost financial inclusion in the region by granting access to prepaid Visa cards in a number of markets.

Float already works with almost seven million preapproved credit cards and allows customers to ‘buy now’ and spread repayment instalments over 24 months, interest- and fee-free.

Copia, Visa have entered into five-year agreement to bring digital financial services to middle and low-income consumers in Kenya.

The project's goal is to provide real-time simplified money flow and relief payments to individuals and businesses in East Africa, as well as the Philippines, Colombia, and Puerto Rico.

The technology allows faster payment transactions, cutting down the time customers wait in queues to pay.

Fintech start-ups throughout Africa can apply to be part of the programme through two application phases each year, starting from July 2023.

UK Visas and Immigration is moving fee payments for visa applications to online platforms discontinuing cash payments.

The eVisa system, the minister believes, will help turn Cameroon into a more attractive destination.