Tag: African Fintech

Do We Still Need PayPal in Africa After Years of Blacklisting?

After years of strained engagement with parts of Africa’s digital economy, PayPal is preparing a cautious return to the continent through a new initiative...

AFRICAN FINTECH YEAR IN REVIEW: Winners, Losers, Forced Pivots & New Regulations That Shocked the Industry

2025 will be remembered as one of the most turbulent yet transformative periods in African Fintech. What began as a cautious recovery year following...

PayU Kenya Shuts Down After Six Years of Operations – What This Means for African Startups

PayU Kenya, a subsidiary of payments and fintech company PayU, has begun liquidation proceedings, marking its exit from the Kenyan market after six years...

Payaza, Ozow, Yoco and 7 Other African Fintech Payment Gateways Powering Digital Transactions

Across Africa, the infrastructure powering how money moves is being redefined by a new class of agile innovators. These African fintech payment gateways are...

“We Have Stopped Relying on Banks,” African Entrepreneurs Express Satisfaction Turning to Fintech Payment Gateway Alternatives

Across Africa, an infrastructural shift is underway. The rise of fintech payment gateways are reshaping how the continent sends, receives, and manages money. These fintech...

“It Works Every Time”, What Users Are Saying About Fintechs in Africa

Across the continent, the idea of a bank is changing. Fintechs in Africa are doing what traditional banking never could: reaching people where they...

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