The latest news and analysis on Africa's fintech startups, including consumer finance, cryptocurrency, digital banks and payments.
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Through LemFi, Nigerians can now open USD and GBP accounts. This opens up a new market for the startup while intensifying competition.
NALA will need to learn from the prior circumstances of its predecessors, regarding BoG bans and suspensions, as it expands to Ghana.
Moniepoint to roll out its own GBP accounts, following the acquisition of Bancom, a UK EMI, starting in December 2025.
Moniebook is designed to replace the manual "pen and paper" ledgers prevalent among Nigerian SMEs.
Wise expands to South Africa with regulatory approval from the central bank. Here is why it chose the country as its first African market.
AXIAN Group and Mastercard enter a new partnership to launch digital payment solutions across five African markets, expanding cross-border payments.
Axian Group has rebranded its fintech arm to Digibank & Fintech and strengthened its board to drive digital banking expansion across Africa.
Paystack confirms the termination of Ezra Olubi's employment. Following Olubi's blog post, the company is set for another round of legal battles since Zap Africa.
Fusepay, the Seychelles-based fintech, secured its PSP licence from the Central Bank (CBS) and has now processed its first live transaction.
MTN processed $3.4bn in remittances in 2025, a 13% rise as it battles fintech rivals for Africa’s cross-border payment market. Read more.
Lula has received a $10m loan from IFC to expand SME lending in South Africa, supporting financial inclusion and boosting growth for underserved businesses.
See the complete list of all the 88 companies approved to handle cross-border services in Ethiopia.
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