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Africa is not one market. It is 54 different countries, each with its own rules, payment methods, and customer habits. For any remittance company, this makes payouts complicated. What works in Uganda may not work in Nigeria. What works in Kenya may not work in South Africa. That is the reality global payment companies have had to deal with for years. The Old Way Was Slow and Expensive Before digital payments took over, remittance companies had only one option. Build physical

Africa is a growing digital market with millions of new online users every year. The demand for online payments, cross border payouts, and digital wallets keeps rising. But for international payment platforms, Africa is also one of the hardest regions to operate in. Most global companies enter the continent and quickly discover that Africa is not one unified market. It is a mix of 54 different countries, each with its own payment methods, regulations, banking systems, and int

Globally, Nigeria is very significant when it comes to the remittance market. Nigerians in the diaspora constantly send money back home...

Most remittance companies fail in Africa because they can't solve the payout problem. High costs, unreliable systems, and fragmented...

Uganda is one of the fastest-growing digital economies in East Africa, with a population that is increasingly exploring financial...

Kenya is quickly emerging as one of Africa’s top markets for forex trading. With a tech-savvy population, high internet penetration, and...

Expanding a money remittance business to Africa comes with immense opportunities, but it also demands thoughtful consideration of several...

Gone are the days when money remittance companies had to set up physical outlets or rely on multiple local agents to send money across...