The conference will offer networking opportunities, peer-to-peer dialogues, and cutting-edge panel discussions, engaging with leading solution providers and financial institutions to unlock partnerships and drive accelerated growth.

The goal of the partnership is to expand access to financial services, enhance cross-border payment efficiency and promote financial inclusion across underserved regions of Africa, starting with Ghana.

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.

FinEquity Africa Facilitator Tariro Nyimo shares her insights and reflections on the 2024 Pathway-to-17 Summit which focused on gender equality and included impactful discussions, innovative solutions, and a collaborative energy that made the event a powerful platform for advancing women’s economic empowerment through financial inclusion in Africa.

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.

Krishna Venkatraman assesses the AI capabilities that most significantly impact financial inclusion, discusses how fintechs are using AI to empower and boost economies and explains what the future holds for AI and fintech.

The debt funding will be used to fuel the growth of its Nasiya service, which provides Shariah-compliant retail financing for consumers in Uzbekistan

This focus note explores financing strategies for inclusive credit fintech in Africa, highlighting recent innovations and case studies.

Auquan, a trailblazer in AI for financial services, recently announced a significant boost to its seed funding, securing an additional $4.5 million.