Verve with 100 million Cards Issued Targets East Africa Expansion
Across Africa, digital payments have transitioned from a convenience to an essential driver of economic activity. As commerce increasingly transcends ...
Across Africa, digital payments have transitioned from a convenience to an essential driver of economic activity. As commerce increasingly transcends ...
MoMo PSB, the fintech subsidiary of MTN Nigeria, has announced a strategic partnership with the Small and Medium Enterprises Development ...
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has mandated all banks, Payment Solution Service Providers (PSSPs), and licensed operators within the ...
The company stated that it has quietly established itself as a key player in the fintech space, leveraging innovative technology ...
Moniepoint Inc has sealed a strategic deal with AfriGoPay Financial Services Limited (AFSL), a subsidiary of the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement ...
…How Nigerian Banks Are Struggling to Keep Up
The journey toward financial inclusion begins with trust. For individuals unfamiliar with formal financial systems, having low-cost and reliable ways ...
Nigeria is a cash-driven economy. Yet, today, when cash is needed, the default option isn’t the bank’s ATM but the ...
Mobile, web, and POS-related fraud remain the most prevalent types, with cybercriminal activities involving external actors increasing by 5.20% and ...
In a move that signposts its market leadership, Moniepoint has been recognized as the Financially Inclusive Fintech of the Year ...
The growing role of telco operators in driving financial inclusion through accessible mobile-first financial services, writes Robert van Breukelen, COO ...
According to Tracey van Heerden, Head of Product Development & Operations at Itemate Solutions, the dynamic African telco sector is ...
As the holiday shopping frenzy reaches a crescendo ahead of December 25th, many shoppers will struggle to find retail outlets ...
Whether by happenstance or providence, the telecommunications revolution in Nigeria coincided with the dawn of the new millennium. A breakthrough ...
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has admitted there is scarcity of naira notes in the country, even as the ...

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