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The Paypers looked into the most relevant partnerships announced during Q4 2023 within the banking and fintech space, discovering preferences that went from Open Banking technologies and their applications in ecommerce, card payment innovations, as well as an overall focus on financial crime, fraud prevention, crypto, Web3, and CBDC developments.
partnership, Open Banking, banking, fintech, fraud management, cryptocurrency, crypto, The Paypers Quarterly Analysis series
Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has partnered with Yellow Card to help African users on and off-ramp between fiat and crypto.
cryptocurrency, partnership, cryptocurrency exchange, digital assets
Central Banking Infrastructure company, EMTECH, has delivered a 12-week CBDC Hackathon as a pilot for the Bank of Ghana.
crypto, digital currency, web3, banking, CBDC
Singapore-based SC Ventures has announced the launch of Libeara, a tokenisation platform that democratises investment by developing more accessible, transparent, and secure markets.
product launch, tokenization, investment, online platform, security token
B2B payments infrastructure platform Thunes has announced a partnership with Access Bank to improve cross-border payments in and out of 13 African countries.
partnership, payments , cross-border payments, paytech, fintech, remittances, banking
Full-cycle verification platform Sumsub has introduced its Non-Document Verification solution in the UK.
digital identity, identity verification, identity method, KYC, KYB, regulation, compliance
The Central Bank of Kenya has upgraded its Kenya Electronic Payment and Settlement System (KEPSS) by migrating the platform to new standards.
payments , central bank, banks, product upgrade, digital payments
An estimated 293 million scam reports were filed and USD 55.3 billion was lost in scams in 2021 worldwide. Jorij Abraham, General Manager at ScamAdviser.com and The Global Anti-Scam Alliance, tackles the most common types of scams and how they spread across the globe, creating a new epidemic.
scam, fraud management, fraud detection, online fraud, COVID-19, digitalisation, fraud prevention, identity theft, identity fraud, phishing, crypto
Mastercard has partnered UAE-based noqodi to allow consumers to make contactless payments for select government and private sector services.
mobile payments, contactless payments, payment methods, mPOS
Louise Maynard-Atem from Women in Identity shares the initial results of Code of Conduct research, aiming to understand the impact of being excluded from financial services has on individuals across two geographies
identity verification, digital identity, identity theft, KYC
Louise Maynard-Atem from Women in Identity shares her view on the importance of establishing an inclusive identity system for a thriving digital economy
digital identity, online banking, ecommerce, risk management, identity theft
The Bank of Ghana has partnered with Giesecke+Devrient(G+D) to pilot a general purpose Central Bank Digital Currency (retail CBDC) in Ghana.
CBDC, central bank, digital currency, blockchain
Uber, Flutterwave, launch, Africa, digital wallet, Barter payment app, Visa, South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Uganda, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Tanzania, Nigeria, unbanked populations, mobile money
Trulioo, the global identity verification provider, has announced it is now able to verify customers in Nigeria and Ghana through GlobalGateway, its marketplace of identity data and services.
Trulioo, identity verification, financial inclusion
The Government of Ghana has announced the launch a Universal QR code in December 2019 in a bid to make Ghana a cashless society, according to GhanaWeb.
Ghana, QR code, cashless payments
Thales and Paycode have announced their support for Ghana\s financial inclusion by offering a single card with EMV and biometrics applications.
Thales, PayCode, financial inclusion, biometric card, EMV
An overview of trends and developments with great impact over the use of cash in commerce
cash, Raluca Constantinescu, payment methods, commerce, in-store
Ghana has launched an ambitious eID card system with cryptovision providing technology for this outstanding project.
cryptovision, Ghana, Germany, eID, digital signatures, password replacement, biometric travel document
MasterCard is willing to connect 40 million micro and small merchants to its e-payments network by 2020.
MasterCard, SMEs, ePayments, online payments, digital payments, unbanked, underserved
Interswitch, a Nigerian digital payments company, is allegedly setting the stage for going public at the London Stock Exchange (LSE) later in 2016.
InterSwitch, Nigeria, Africa, digital payments, UK, IPO, alternative payments, technology, processor