The fintech firm evolves beyond payments into a connected business platform integrating AI, data and advanced merchant tools.
The local fintech firm integrates online accounting platform Stub into its commerce ecosystem.
The company acquires Dyner.ai, an AI-native operating system built for restaurants and independent businesses.
ITWeb TV: The state of digital payments in SA | Episode #131
In this episode of ITWeb TV, Kitso Lemo, associate director at Boston Consulting Group, discusses how technology is reshaping payments in South Africa and the role of fintech innovation in driving financial inclusion. #Fintech #FinancialInclusion #DigitalPayments
AI is transforming financial services, but banks grapple with how to use it responsibly, while regulators consider data sovereignty rules.
The integration streamlines small businesses’ finances by automatically syncing sales and pay-out data from Yoco into the Xero platform.
Local fintech players unveil the Association for SA Payment Providers, to promote financial inclusion and reduce the cost of digital payments.
The investment company channels R150 million investment into alternative funding provider, Sourcefin.
The firm reaches a customer base of 350 000 merchants, as demand for its payment devices grows across SA.
The local fintech firms join forces to enable online merchants across SA to accept instant EFT payments.
Athletic is an all-in-one theme featuring WooCommerce and a payment gateway, so new e-commerce ventures can start trading sooner.
The two SA firms were among the African companies to receive All Africa Business Leaders Awards.
The Nona Digital acquisition comes with a team of specialised technology professionals for Yoco.