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Network International Signs Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with GIM-UEMOA to Accelerate Financial Inclusion in West Africa

Fintech Finance

Network International (Network), a leading payment solutions provider in the Middle East and Africa, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with GIM-UEMOA , the regional payment scheme which promotes electronic payments across the banking, financial and public administration sectors in West Africa.

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Mastercard Expands Paymentology Partnership to Bolster Financial Inclusion in South Africa

The Fintech Times

While the fintech sector in South Africa enjoys rapid growth, contributing around 40 per cent of the total fintech revenue in Africa, Mastercard and Paymentology say they have recognised that many fintech struggle to scale their payment solutions.

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Mastercard Partners With Ethio Telecom to Boost Financial Inclusion and Wealth Creation in Ethiopia

The Fintech Times

Payments giant Mastercard is joining forces with Ethio Telecom , a telecommunications service provider in Ethiopia, in a move to enhance financial inclusion and wealth creation in East Africa. Mastercard also provides advanced analytics, anti-fraud systems, and digital identity verification to ensure secure payment solutions.

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BKN301 Group Brings Financial Inclusion to EMEA with Digital Payments Roadshows

The Fintech Times

BKN301 Group , a London-based digital payments and banking-as-a-service (BaaS) solutions company, is organising a series of roadshows to drive financial inclusion. The events aim to educate local stakeholders on the potential of advanced digital payment solutions tailored to meet diverse market needs.

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Tranglo Expands Services Across Africa

Fintech Finance

Tranglo, a leading cross-border payment hub, has expanded its footprint in Africa, now supporting payouts in Ethiopia, Kenya, Liberia, Madagascar, Mali, Senegal, and Zambia. High remittance fees have historically hindered financial inclusion in the region. to send USD 200.

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Mastercard and PayTabs Collaborate to Empower Egypt’s Small and Medium Enterprises Through Private-Labeled Digital Payment Solutions

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Mastercard announced a strategic collaboration with PayTabs Group to facilitate digital payment solutions for small and medium enterprises in Egypt. Through this collaboration, PayTabs will leverage Mastercard’s global network and digital payments capabilities to provide merchants with a while-labelled digital payments platform.

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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.