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IvoryPay, Tether to drive crypto transfers across Africa

By Okoro Chinedu
Johannesburg, 22 Apr 2024
Oluwatobi Ajayi, CEO, IvoryPay.
Oluwatobi Ajayi, CEO, IvoryPay.

Ivorypay, a blockchain-based payment and remittance firm, has teamed with Tether, the stablecoin pioneer, to improve crypto-based transactions across Africa.

Tether is the business that developed the stablecoin, USDT, and with this agreement, it will mint and issue USDT straight to IvoryPay.

According to the partners, this agreement would provide more dependable and economical digital transaction choices to businesses and consumers across Africa.

Ivorypay will leverage Tether’s widespread acceptance to provide a buffer against the typically unpredictable nature of crypto-currencies, increasing user confidence in using digital currencies for daily transactions as well as cross-border transfers.

“Partnering with Tether is a strategic move that aligns perfectly with our vision of simplifying and securing crypto transactions across Africa,” said Oluwatobi Ajayi, CEO, IvoryPay.

He added: “It gives us easy access to the liquidity we need to cater to more businesses and individuals across the continent and to do that cheaper and faster than anybody else, which we believe will significantly enhance user trust and increase adoption rates across our platforms.”

"This strategic partnership between Ivorypay and Tether represents a transformative step for digital transactions across Africa," said Aly Madhavji, managing partner of Blockchain Founders Fund.

"By incorporating USDT into their payment systems, IvoryPay aims to increase financial inclusion and streamline cross-border remittances, establishing a new standard for stability and efficiency in the region's financial services We are thrilled to assist Ivorypay as they endeavour to create new opportunities for businesses and consumers across Africa."

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