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Fusepay, the Seychelles-based fintech, secured its PSP licence from the Central Bank (CBS) and has now processed its first live transaction.
Only 15% of Nigerians trust others, compared to China's 60%. For stablecoins to gain adoption in Africa, trust and attestations are crucial.
The 2025 OhentPay UK–Nigeria Remittance Report reveals how Nigerians in the UK earn, spend, and send money home, highlighting income shifts, Black Tax pressures, and the growing support for African-owned businesses
Nigeria's first local stablecoin, cNGN, is growing at 77% MoM, unlike eNaira, and has surpassed $15M in TTV. What is propelling cNGN's growth?
Yellow Card, which has processed over $6B in six years, is shutting down its consumer app in favour of its B2B infrastructure business.
How many african startups are attending 2025's Money20/20 in Vegas? The startups include Budpay, Graph and Flutterwave. Find out more.
dLocal has launched BNPL Fuse for merchants to reach 500 million underbanked buyers in 8 countries, with a single API.
On October 24, 2025, Nigeria completed its two year ordeal on the FATF watch list. Here is why fintechs are rejoicing.
Go deeper to understand why and how Zepz has launched its stablecoin wallet, Sendwave Wallet, while touching on drawbacks to adoption.
“We have seen more interest coming slowly from global investors, especially those that have seen other emerging markets,” Ross Strike, Moniepoint’s senior vice president said
Mastercard’s investment in Smile ID strengthens the global payments giant's Africa strategy. Here is what you need to know.
Nigeria's SEC DG, Dr Agama, warns via a new paper that stablecoins' duality could either suppress innovation or inadequately address risks.
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