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The Visa Africa Fintech Accelerator will empower up to 40 start-ups each year to accelerate and grow through a three-month intensive learning program focused on business growth and mentoring
Two months after launching operations in Nigeria, UK fintech Unlimit has acquired a PSP licence in Kenya.
African fintech company Flutterwave has partnered with Token.io, a leading account-to-account (A2A) payment infrastructure provider to enhance African e-commerce merchants' access to European customers.
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Due to its inability to raise additional funding, Hover—the parent company of Stax, says instead of shutting down, it is transitioning from a "full-time team to an open source community".
Using mobile money leads to a 19.8% increase in the likelihood of female-led businesses receiving investments from outside sources.
Financial gateway service provider, PAYM8, in partnership with WIZZIT, has introduced its Tap-on-Phone SoftPOS solution in South Africa, to offer an alternative to traditional point-of-sale devices.
African fintech unicorn, Flutterwave has acquired two additional licenses in Rwanda, three years after it launched operations in the country.
MFS Africa has entered into a partnership with Western Union. The partnership will enable funds to be sent from countries around the world to mobile wallets across Africa.
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Kenyan authorities have unfrozen KSh6.6 billion (~$51 million) belonging to African fintech unicorn, Flutterwave.
Prince Boakye Boampong, the founder and CEO of Dash, a Ghanaian fintech that enables users to move money between mobile money and bank accounts, has been temporarily suspended by the company's board.
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