M-KOPA, a Kenyan-based asset financing firm and financial technology platform has revealed that it had unlocked tangible amount to cater for unbanked customers.
Being an organization that is driven by
Pan-African Venture Capital (VC) company, Janngo Capital Startup Fund (JCSF), second investment vehicle of the management company has announced the first close of its €60m ($63 million) capital commitments at
Baxi fintech, one of the leading financial service providers in Nigeria which was recently acquired by MSF Africa, a leading digital payment gateway platform in Africa has announced its certification
Estate Intel, a Nigerian property tech has announced its success in raising a pre-seed round to the worth of Five Hundred Thousand US dollars US$500,000 last year which
African Rainbow Capital Investments, a financial services company, on Tuesday, September 13, reported a significant increase in its intrinsic net asset value per share of 14.7% as part of
Safaricom has expanded its customer pilot to two additional cities – Bahir Dar and Adama in Ethiopia which marks the 4th and 5th cities in the country to test the network.
Pan-African Cryptocurrency startup, Yellow Card has hit one million users across its 16 African countries – where it has launched its operations.
Founded in 2016 by Chris Maurice, Justin Poiroux and
Touch and Pay, Nigerian fintech, has revealed its intentions to expand its services to other African nations, a plan that will be executed with the Three Million US dollars (US$
One of Nigeria’s leading fintech companies, Carbon, has clocked Ten (10) years of operations in the industry, promising to cause an evolution banking sector, with a focus on customer
Don’t we all love the attention that comes after success? being in the spotlight, the centre of attraction, the praises that come with it, euphoria bursting out from within.
Nigeria’s Fintech Kippa, a platform that helps small businesses in Nigeria manage their financial books, and also functions as a payment platform, has received the Payment Solution Service Licence
Africa’s leading entertainment company, MultiChoice, is left with no choice in Nigeria than to switch to a pay-per-view (PPV) billing model against its monthly fixed subscription. This tussle has
