African fintech is growing faster than the global average.
"Early" doesn't mean small. It means most of the rails that'll carry that growth haven't been laid yet, which is exactly where we've chosen to build
Problem 3— The merchant gap. Sub-Sahara Africa has 44M+ formal small businesses. Half can't access the finance they need.
Our answer: Shoplite. Not a payment feature, a full retail layer. Scan and pay in 90 seconds, scan, pay and deliver or shop from home.
Problem 2— Experience. African mobile money moved $1.4T in 2025. Yet 3 in 4 registered accounts sit unused each month
Our answer: Fin brings AI that actually sees the account. Built for industry, not just banking
Problem 1 — Fragmentation. 54 countries, 42 currencies, 30+ instant payment systems that mostly can't talk to each other.
Our answer: as UnionPay international's Technical Partner, we give institutions direct access to build on UnionPay's network, no starting from scratch.
@AFPL_xtra@UTDKarra It’s a senseless approach! However! United are not a serious club! Had all summer to fortify its defence! Clearly zero ambition going into the season! As fans expect less too!
@NosaAguebor lol, I guess It’s a hydra play book unfolding. Seyi will disrupt business as usual in Oyo! Lagos will not be BAU too, Osun will be everybody’s playground. Probably, The south west is of keen interest and will be depleted to some measure.