PalmPay, Jumia partner on payments in Nigeria

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

A new report reveals that real-time payments are poised to add over $15 billion in GDP growth to Nigeria and South Africa by 2028.

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

The Bank's fintech regulatory sandbox provides a regulated environment for testing financial products and services.

M-PESA, which turns 18 in March 2025, has grown over the years from a payment and transaction platform to a financial ecosystem that provides credit and savings.

NjiaPay aims to simplify payment processes, resulting in increased inclusion and create jobs across Africa.

Zambia unveils free public WiFi at the InterCity bus station in Lusaka to help bridge the digital divide.

The extension of Mupita's contract, according to the telco, will give crucial continuity during a period of significant global and regional uncertainty.

The Virtual Card is directly linked to the costomer's MTN MoMo account and can be accessed from any mobile phone.

The ambitious strategy, which covers 2024-2029, aims to attract US$200 million in investment for local fintech start-ups.

The collaboration aims to transform the payment landscape in Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, and Benin.