Showing 1–12 of 94 companies
Ivory Coast
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2008
Orange Money is a mobile money service provided by Orange, a global telecommunications operator. It enables users to perform a wide range of financial transactions, including money transfers, bill payments, and merchant payments, directly from their mobile phones, primarily serving unbanked and underbanked populations across Africa and the Middle East.
South Africa
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2009
MTN MoMo (Mobile Money) is a digital financial service platform offered by MTN Group, a leading African telecommunications company. It enables users to send and receive money, pay bills, purchase airtime and data, and make merchant payments directly from their mobile phones, serving both banked and unbanked populations across Africa.
Nigeria
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2009
Paga is a leading mobile payment platform in Nigeria, providing a wide range of financial services including money transfers, bill payments, and airtime top-up. It connects digital transactions with an extensive agent network, driving financial inclusion across the country.
Nigeria
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2018
Chipper Cash is a leading African fintech platform that offers free international money transfers, digital payment cards, and investment opportunities in global stocks for individuals across Africa and beyond. It aims to empower Africans with accessible financial services and build robust payment infrastructure, facilitating seamless cross-border transactions and digital finance.
Nigeria
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2020
LemFi is an international payment platform designed to help immigrants thrive financially by enabling quick, secure, and often zero-fee money transfers to over 30 countries. It offers multi-currency wallets and competitive exchange rates for global remittances.
Tanzania
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2017
Nala is an international money transfer app that enables seamless, fast, and affordable cross-border payments. It allows users to send money from the UK, US, and EU to various countries across Africa and Asia, aiming to lower costs and improve reliability for remittances.
Ghana
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2014
Sendwave is an online service for fast and secure international money transfers via a mobile app. It enables users to send money abroad to loved ones, aiming for lower fees and better value, and is trusted by over one million users worldwide. The service is operated by Zepz (parent company of WorldRemit).
South Africa
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2009
MFS Africa is a leading digital payments hub in Africa, connecting mobile money operators, banks, and other financial institutions across more than 40 African countries. It provides a single API that enables businesses to send and receive payments to and from millions of mobile money wallets, bank accounts, and card schemes, facilitating cross-border remittances and local payment solutions.
Nigeria
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2017
Kuda Bank is a digital-first bank providing mobile-centric financial services to Africans. It offers free and low-cost banking services including spending, saving, and sending money, aiming to make banking more accessible and affordable.
Nigeria
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2012
Carbon is a leading digital bank in Nigeria that offers a comprehensive suite of financial services. It provides instant loans without collateral, high-yield savings accounts, flexible payment solutions, and debit cards, empowering individuals and businesses with accessible and controlled financial management.
South Africa
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2017
TymeBank is a leading South African digital bank focused on providing accessible and affordable banking services to individuals and businesses. It leverages technology and strategic retail partnerships to offer a full suite of financial products, including transactional accounts, savings tools, loans, and business banking, with a strong emphasis on low fees and financial inclusion.
Kenya
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2018
Lipa Later is a leading Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) platform operating across East Africa and Nigeria, enabling consumers to purchase goods and services in flexible monthly installments. It partners with merchants, both online and in-store, to offer instant credit solutions, thereby boosting sales and customer access to essential and aspirational products.
