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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.
We compared these investment apps across four categories: market share, assets offered, user reviews, fees and charges.
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.
Nigerian HRTech company, Pade has secured $500,000 pre-seed in a round led by Zrosk IML, Zedcrest Capital, Microtraction, Expert Dojo, and Resilience 17
We compared seven payment gateways using five metrics to determine the best. The seven payment gateways are Interswitch Webpay, Paystack, Flutterwave, Remita, Seerbit, Fincra and Monnify.
About seven months later, Nigerian fintech, Flutterwave has been cleared of money laundering charges in Kenya.
Metopay is a web platform allowing its Nigerian users to exchange foreign currencies through peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions safely.
Global payments company, Flutterwave wants to acquire Railsr, a UK-based fintech company, according to Sky News UK.
Co-founder and COO at Pivo Africa, Ijeoma Akwiwu talks about building a digital bank for trade in Africa.
Fintech apps that help Nigerians send and receive money from abroad are Afriex, Kyshi, Send by Flutterwave, Lemonade Finance and Africhange.
BD Insider, Letter 136 examines how Elon Musk's Twitter takeover will affect Africa and Uber's decison to lower commission fees in Kenya to 18%
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