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New revolutionary report shows how Africa have created advanced financial opportunities with Instant Payments

The report showcases an intricate insight of Instant Payment Systems (IPS) and focuses on how opportunities have been created within the sector.

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25 October 2022 / Taarifa

First Of Its Kind Report Benchmarks Instant Payments In Africa And Highlights How They Can Create Opportunities And Advance Financial Inclusion

AfricaNenda, the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UN ECA) and the World Bank have released the State of Instant and Inclusive Payment Systems in Africa report (SIIPS – Africa)

19 October 2022 / Soko Directory

Digital Payment Systems About To Hit Africa And Bring Out The Glory

The world is thriving on the wheels of technology. It is like a bullet train that long left the station, moving at a lightning speed, and those, not on-board risk being left out, not just today, but forever. They say change waits for no man, and so is technology.

2 June 2022 / Jacqueline Jumah, Technical Expert & Sabine Mensah, Deputy CEO, AfricaNenda. Article published in the Digital Banker Africa Magazine

All Eyes on Instant Payments for Greater Financial Inclusion in Africa

Article initially published on the Digital Banker Africa Magazine.

18 October 2021 / CBPN

Accelerating the Scale-Up of Inclusive Instant Payments in Africa: Launching AfricaNenda in a Post-Covid World

Inclusive, low-cost instant payments systems are today’s frontier for financial inclusion on the African continent. Recent experience shows that the ability to send and receive low-value payments at any time, free of charge or at very low cost, has great value in itself and also serves as the first step on the ladder and a gateway to other digital financial services.

10 August 2021 / Tryness Tembo

AfricaNenda to school MSMEs on finances

Article published in the Zambia Daily Mail. AfricaNenda says there is need for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) to have access to financial products to help them reach unexploited markets.