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African fintech companies want a bigger role in how businesses operate, not just how they get paid
TechTrendsKE - Oct 30, 2026
African fintech companies are moving beyond payment acceptance to provide comprehensive financial services. Executives from Mastercard, Remita, and OPay emphasized the need for cash-flow management and fraud reduction at Moonshot 2026.
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Interswitch says more banks are ready for tap-to-pay, but consumers need convincing
TechCabal - Oct 29, 2026
Interswitch identifies consumer education as the primary barrier to mainstream tap-to-pay adoption in Nigeria. Mastercard and Interswitch launched Google Pay in Nigeria, allowing eligible users to add cards to Google Wallet.
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Payment providers must look beyond transactions, fintech executives say
TechCabal - Oct 29, 2026
Payment providers must help businesses manage cash flow and understand customers. Merchants need services that connect payments to their wider operations.
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Mastercard and Moovn strike five-year deal to expand digital payments across East Africa
TechTrendsKE - Oct 19, 2026
Mastercard and Moovn Technologies sign a five-year strategic deal to expand digital payment services in East Africa. The partnership will integrate Mastercard’s payment infrastructure into MoovnPay and its various platforms.
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Airtel Money targets $7 billion valuation in London IPO debut
TechCabal - Oct 01, 2026
Airtel Money priced its London IPO at £1.96 per share, valuing the business at £5.3 billion. The IPO is set for October 14, marking the first public price for Airtel Africa’s mobile money segment.
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