A partnership between Paycorp and Triple-A allows crypto holders to make cash withdrawals at over 3 000 ATMs in South Africa.
2024 is lining up to be another big year for crypto-currency, says South Africa’s biggest crypto exchange.
Local crypto exchanges expect renewed interest in Bitcoin following the US SEC approval.
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Financial advisory deVere Group predicts six key fintech trends, with increased use of artificial intelligence among the notable trends.
While 2023 saw the collapse of FTX and other global crypto-currency challenges, local exchanges saw digital currency gains and believe 2024 will bring even better prospects.
The company foresees blockchain solutions being integrated into various aspects of telecoms operations, including billing, identity verification and network security.
Top forex brokers in SA provide risk management tools like stop-loss orders, take-profit orders and guaranteed stop-losses to help traders mitigate potential losses.
The fintech start-up adds crypto payments to its ecosystem, enabling payments directly from crypto-currency wallets.
Blockchain is a groundbreaking tool for entrepreneurs due to its ability to facilitate trust without the need for third-party intermediaries, says Hannes Wessels, country manager for Southern and Francophone Africa at Binance.
Just like a rugby match, financial goals have to be clearly defined to ensure they achieve the right results, says Binance.
The fifth Agri Indaba, hosted by Datacentrix, explored how technologies like blockchain, AI and drones will continue to pave the way for growth in the local agricultural sector.