Posts Tagged ‘Africa’
Ozone API launches practical guide to commercialising Open Banking
Ozone API has published Commercialising Open Banking: A Practical Guide, which is a free resource for banks and financial institutions ready to move beyond compliance and build sustainable commercial models around their APIs.
Read MoreApaya and NymCard partner to bring real-time payments to UAE merchants
Apaya and NymCard have teamed up to bring Open Finance–powered, real-time account-to-account (A2A) payments for merchants across the UAE via Al Tareq.
Read MoreFlutterwave acquires Open Banking firm Mono to boost payments infrastructure
Flutterwave has acquired Mono, an Open Banking infrastructure “pioneer” in Africa, as it seeks to build a connected financial ecosystem and advance alternative payment innovation across the region.
Read MoreBKN301 Group extends Series B to €33m, acquires Planky
BKN301 Group, a global fintech architecture provider, has secured credit facility from funds and accounts managed by BlackRock, and acquired Planky, a UK-based tech company specialising in AI-driven financial analytics and Open Banking.
Read MoreJuniper Research: Global Open Banking API call volume to exceed 720bn by 2029
The new study by Juniper Research also revealed that generative AI will become “increasingly integrated” with Open Banking offerings.
Read MoreInsight: Open Banking, Open Finance and Open Data predictions for 2025
Huw Davies, co-founder and chief executive officer of Ozone API, reveals what 2025 holds for Open Banking in the UK and US.
Read MoreFlutterwave teams up with Acquired.com
By working with Acquired.com, Flutterwave is improving the customer experience on its flagship remittance product Send App.
Read MoreMastercard forms A2A payments partnership with Nigeria’s Mono
Mono was the first Nigerian Open Banking company accepted onto the inaugural Mastercard Start Path Open Banking program in Africa.
Read MoreB2B commerce platform Boost enters Mastercard partnership in Africa
Boost will be able to offer digital payment and credit solutions to their micro, small and medium enterprise customers.
Read MoreLemFi raises $33m in Series A round to expand product offering
The fintech will use the proceeds from Left Lane Capital, and other investors, to serve more immigrant communities in the US, Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
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