Flash Money App Launches to Boost Financial Inclusion in Congo
Congo-based fintech Flash has launched a payment tool including a Visa card offering, Flash Money, for the Congolese market.
Catalyzing Women-Focused FinTech / Webinar Recording
The growth of FinTech and the stagnancy of the gender gap in financial inclusion has brought about new and creative approaches to using technology to improve women’s access to financial services. In this webinar, we talked to two organizations - DFS Lab and UNCDF - who have recently organized competitions around women-focused FinTech, and discuss the sustainability, expectation and stimulus of such initiatives.
Mobile Money Recommendations to Central Banks in Response to COVID-19
How then can regulators ensure that measures taken during the pandemic do not impair the long-term sustainability of mobile money business?
Financial Inclusion in the Technology-Led Globalization Age
Digital Identity and e-KYC Guidelines for the Arab Countries
Making Digital Finance Work for Women in the MENA Region
The Myth of Digital Credit as a Catalyst for Financial Inclusion in Nigeria
A review of the top 20 digital credit companies in the country reveals that regulation is sorely needed.
Kenya Turns to Safaricom's M-Pesa Mobile-Money to Stem the Spread of COVID-19
Safaricom announced that all person-to-person (P2P) transactions under KSH 1,000 (≈ $10) would be free starting Tuesday for the next 90 days.