Altron Finech is a leading fintech that is helping to reshape the sector to enable financial inclusion with affordable merchant and consumer-cost-friendly accessible financial transacting solutions.

The cooperation between AlHuda CIBE and SQB include initiatives to provide advisory services for structuring and issuing Sukuk, facilitate Shariah advisory and certification services, foster knowledge exchange and professional development through collaborative programs, and engage with international financial institutions to support innovative Shariah-compliant projects.

Mastercard has launched its first office in Accra, Ghana, a move that highlights the company’s dedication to supporting Ghana’s growing digital economy by providing tailored banking products and services for the local market.

Cairo Amman Bank partners with Mastercard to deliver faster, safer international transfers, advancing financial inclusion and Jordan’s digital economy.

This partnership enhances financial access for vulnerable populations across more than 25 countries, fostering economic empowerment with a focus on underserved communities worldwide.

Mukuru launches Zimbabwe mobile wallet, enabling secure local and international transfers, safe fund storage, and broad accessibility for underserved communities.

The launch means customers can access US equities, ETFs and soon funds managed by some of the world’s largest asset managers via the nsave app, subject to onboarding and compliance checks.

The program is currently inviting applications from startups working on gender-inclusive financial solutions, targeting those with a demonstrable minimum viable product and having received pre-seed to pre-Series A funding, or generating revenues or traction.

Approving the launch aligns with the Central Bank of Egypt’s efforts to collaborate with more fintechs to provide solutions that advance financial inclusion in line with the Egyptian government’s vision.

Security Bank has partnered with WeFund Lending Corp., operator of the fintech lending app JuanHand, to enhance access to financial services for underserved Filipinos.