Google has taken down hundreds of loan apps from the Play Store in Kenya since its new policy, which requires digital lenders in the East African country to submit...
Due to the recent hiccups experienced by bank customers and their inability to use mobile apps and other digital touch points, Nigerians have begun the search for alternatives as...
Association of Mobile Money and Bank Agents in Nigeria (AMMBAN) is established to help facilitate, organize and speed-up agents effort towards the financial inclusion policy of the Federal Government...
Nigeria has launched a $672 million fund to support young investors in the technology and creative sectors; individuals between the ages of 15 and 35, who are currently struggling...
Nigerian credit-led digital banking platform FairMoney has acquired PayForce (sub-brand of YC-backed CrowdForce), a merchant payment services that serves small businesses, as the digital lender looks to broaden its...
he Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) today transferred all deposits—both insured and uninsured—and substantially all assets of the former Silicon Valley Bank of Santa Clara, California, to a newly...
In UK and Europe, open banking catches up with fintechs, as U.K.-based consumer lending service, Abound is doubling down on its ambitions in the space with a big fundraise...
PayPal is reportedly pausing its stablecoin project amid heightened scrutiny around the cryptocurrency industry. The payments company had wanted to unveil the stablecoin in the next few weeks, Bloomberg...
Swiss citizens will get the chance to try to ensure their economy never becomes cashless, a pressure group said, after collecting enough signatures by Monday to trigger a popular...
1. What is FlashmeCash? FlashmeCash is the premier mobile banking platform in Nigeria introduced in 2002 after the advent of GSM services. FlashmeCash has since evolved from a mobile...