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Chimoney has acquired Scrim, a Nigerian social payment app, enhancing its features for a relaunch in December 2023. Scrim will maintain its identity while integrating Chimoney’s capabilities, allowing global payments and new earning opportunities for users.

The Mauritius Financial Services Commission (FSC), the regulatory authority responsible for the regulation, supervision and inspection of financial services has published a consultation paper on metaverse.
According to the commission, the metaverse describes what many expect to be the next

Proof of attendance protocol, often shortened to POAPs, function as digital badges you can collect at events, both to prove that you were there and to remember the occasion.
The NFT idea, which has been endorsed by Ethereum Founder, Vitalik Buterin, was conceived at a hackathon in 2019 where

Swypex, an Egyptian startup, launched a financial services platform for businesses after raising $4 million in seed funding from Accel and others. Designed to streamline financial management, it offers corporate cards, invoicing, and integration with existing systems.

Power, a Kenyan fintech company, raised $3 million in seed funding to expand its financial services for employees and gig workers across Africa. With a focus on improving financial health, Power offers a mobile app and digital banking solutions.

Revix, a South African cryptocurrency investment firm, suspended withdrawals for 25% of clients' assets due to Haru Invest's service termination. While communications are ongoing, assets remain inaccessible until resolution.

数据保护专员办公室 (ODPC) 已正式确认，WorldCoin 的母公司 Tools for Humanity 已删除之前从肯尼亚公民收集的所有生物识别数据。
监管机构表示，此举是遵循合规审查，确保删除符合数据保护法规的要求。

Nigerian startup Pivo has secured a $2 million seed funding to enhance its financial services for SMEs in the African supply chain sector. Founded by Amadi-Emina in 2021, Pivo aims to facilitate access to financing and improve payment management for businesses, especially in cargo transport.

A report highlights that South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, and Egypt dominate tech investments in Africa, attracting 92.1% of over $2 billion in funding in 2021. Their large populations and GDPs are key factors, despite other nations facing challenges like political instability.

SourceFin, a South African fintech company, has raised $8.2 million in funding from Futuregrowth Asset Management to boost investment in small and medium enterprises, aiming to deploy over $54 million by February 2025.