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Tradition and Technology: Bhutan’s Journey into Fintech and Financial Inclusion

The Fintech Times

Banks By 2020, Bhutan’s financial sector included five banks, three insurance companies, one CSI bank, five microfinance institutions, one pension institution, two telecom companies as well as a single stock exchange. According to the 2022 Bhutan Living Standards Survey Report, 95 per cent of households own a smartphone, 99.6

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AfricaNenda Launches 2024 Annual Report: Advancing Inclusive Instant Payment Systems for Broader Financial Inclusion in Africa

Fintech Finance

The report highlights key milestones, insights, and the organizations transition into an independent foundation, further strengthening its ability to drive financial inclusion across the continent. Yet, half of African adults still lack access to IIPS, making it difficult for many to send and receive money affordably and reliably.

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Mastercard Move and Cairo Amman Bank Join Forces to Enable Convenient and Secure Cross-Border Payments in Jordan

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The collaboration will advance financial inclusion and contribute to an even more accessible digital economy by facilitating the movement of funds from Jordan to 37 countries. billion in 2022. According to the World Bank , Jordans remittance value reached USD4.94 billion in 2023, an increase from USD4.91

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OnAfrIQ Partners with PAPSS to Launch Cross‑Border Payment Services in Ghana

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This launch operationalises the partnership established in 2022, aimed at promoting intra-African cross-border trade and enhancing financial inclusion. The service improves financial interoperability by making transactions faster, more convenient, and cost-effective for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and individuals.

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PayMint Fintech Receives Approval From the Central Bank of Egypt to Launch Its First Meeza Prepaid Cards

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PayMint , a leading financial technology company, has announced that it has obtained final approval from the Central Bank of Egypt to launch its first Meeza prepaid cards in partnership with Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank Egypt (ADIB-Egypt).

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The Full List of Fintech Unicorns in Asia (2025)

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From digital payments to decentralised finance (DeFi), these companies are solving real-world challenges like financial inclusion and cross-border transactions, while setting new global standards for innovation. Each plays a key role in transforming how Indonesians save, spend, invest, and access financial services.

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MTN MoMo Uganda Introduces the Virtual Card by MoMo to Enable E-commerce Growth

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This latest offering strengthens MTNs commitment to driving financial inclusion and enhancing digital accessibility across Uganda, aligning with the companys broader mission of enabling a digital economy for all.