Safaricom and Visa sign M-Pesa partnership
The two firms will work on developing new products for the African payments platform.
The two firms will work on developing new products for the African payments platform.
EXCLUSIVE: the new subsidiary will specifically develop solutions for emerging markets.
Pain joins from Deutsche Bank and will lead Northern Trust’s EMEA tech ops.
“We’re opening the door to another level of innovation,” says founder.
Opportunities beyond meeting the minimum exist for banks embracing gpi.
“They must embrace Open X or risk becoming irrelevant,” says John Berry, CEO of Efma.
Libya’s largest bank signed for the platform back in July 2018.
Looking back at some of the most interesting core-banking go-lives this quarter.
Visa will split the money between NGOs and investment partners.
The mobile network operator has 4.4 million subscribers for its digital wallet.
Joint venture takes control of popular mobile money brand from Vodafone.
Sudan-based bank has signed up Path Solutions and its iMAL Islamic core banking system.
Jumia will help various African governments distribute masks to hospitals.
Path Solutions says it now has a “stronger focus” on the Somali market.
The application is only available to companies with more than 1,000 employees.
It will launch international bill payments through its own app/website using Paykii’s tech.
“The new approach will avoid short-lived investments by customers,” says Swift.
Finablr processed $115 billion in transactions in 2019, and more than 1,500 firms rely on it.
The two firms aim to arm businesses in emerging markets.
As of February 2020, year-over-year deal counts were down by 22%.
“If our systems fail, a big part of the economy would fail,” says exec.
Lagos-based Paga holds more than 14 million customers across Nigeria.
“I’m the most anti-unicorn terminology person, so it’s quite ironic,” says Massaro.
“Fintechs like TerraPay play a vital role in increasing financial inclusion in emerging markets.”
South African bank’s “Project Embrace” kicks off with a core switch.
Jumo plans to break into both Cote d’Ivoire and India in 2020.
Libyan bank signs for Temenos Infinity and Temenos Transact.
Infrastructure projects to get $40bn, whilst renewable energy and clean tech to get $35bn.
The island is just 16 kilometres wide in size and home to 4,500 people.
FinTech Futures publishes its latest industry report, on digital identity and fraud.
Project has been in the works since 2012.
LAPO Microfinance Bank switching a number of systems.
This debt financing round is Aella’s second raise.
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Traditionally, migrants have struggled to find a one stop shop for their finances.
Moroccan bank goes live after 18-month implementation period.
BIS has published a cross-country review on the fintech regulatory landscape.
Islamic bank looks to become leader in its market.
Mansa X as the fund is known, returned an average 24% and closed at $3 million.
Contour is built on R3’s Corda platform.