Merchants using SeerBit, one of Africa’s largest payment processors, can now let customers pay with PayPal, the company announced this week.
The move adds a globally recognized checkout option to a platform that already handles cards, bank transfers, and mobile money across the ten African countries SeerBit serves.
SA fintech startup TurnStay processes $61.5m in travel payments in 6 months
Interledger Foundation launches local impact mini-grants to empower community-led innovation
Africa50 secures $50m to boost early-stage investment for climate-resilient projects
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We recently launched Labari Data (labaridata.com), a new hub tracking the Ghana and broader African ecosystem — Government Ministries, African events, Data visualisations, African Women in Tech and more, all in one transparent, easy-to-reference place.
It’s part of our ongoing effort to bring more data provenance and clarity to how we cover the ecosystem. Whether you’re an investor, founder, or just tracking the space, there’s something in there for you.
Check it out: labaridata.com
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