Browsing: Africa’s fintech industry

UK-based financial services corporation Ebury has announced its initial foray into Africa’s fintech sector through the acquisition of Prime Financial…

As the world steadily transitions into the fourth industrial revolution, Africa has significantly highlighted its potential to dominate emerging markets. Amid these revolutions, Africa’s fintech, Mobile, Web3, and E-commerce industry has rapidly increased, welcoming more investors daily. Africa’s fintech industry is by far its most promising market, with investors producing promising startups like Yellow Card, Luno, and Flutterwave

Rwanda and Kenya lead E. Africa in the list of most entrepreneurial countries in Africa. All other five East African…

Africa’s fintech industry is, by far, one of the fastest-growing industries in this new industrial revolution. In two decades, that franchise has grown into a trillion-dollar opportunity, attracting multiple investors from all over. Ghana will host The Africa Money and DeFi Summit on October 3rd and 4th. According to the organizations, this event will set a new pace for the industry as it prepares to welcome the web3 ecosystem into Africa’s market.

The Africa Fintech Accelerator program will remain open until August 25th, and the first cohort will debut in September.  Plug…

The use of digital solutions is revolutionizing all kinds of financial transactions from making simple payments to borrowing and lending.…

African tech startup funding received $3 billion in 2022, highlighting the growing significance of the industry among potential financiers. Africa’s…