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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.
Getting a fintech business loan in Nigeria is easier than ever. All you need is a verified business profile and steady cash-flow records to unlock fast, collateral-free funding.
4G Capital is helping Africa’s small businesses grow through loans and business training, reaching over 600,000 businesses across Africa.
Users can now receive payments in the USDT stablecoin, which is then automatically converted to U.S. dollar
12 African startups made the 2025 Norrsken Impact/100 list, driving fintech, agritech, cleantech and climate innovation across the continent.
For Paystack, this is the first real test of contactless payments. It may accelerate the adoption of NFC payments beyond microtransactions into larger segments
This expansion pits Paga against a growing field of fintechs competing for the diaspora finance market
Bonto’s exit, just six months after getting its CBK licence, shows how unforgiving Kenya’s remittance market is for new players.
Katlego Maphai, who led Yoco from startup to 400,000 merchants, steps down.
After three years, YC-backed Ivorian neobank Djamo secures the first microfinance licence in French-speaking West Africa with BCEAO approval.
Kuda CEO Babs Ogundeyi outlines trust, credibility, and cultural export as key strategies for Nigerian fintechs to scale internationally.
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