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PIng Express Not Involved In Fraud; Some Customers Implicated Our Platform – US-based Nigerian Owners - Vimarsana News

PIng Express Not Involved In Fraud; Some Customers Implicated Our Platform – US-based Nigerian Owners

Ping Express, the FinTech company founded by two Nigerian tech entrepreneurs and registered in the United States of America, has debunked claims and reports that the company or its past directors were involved in money laundering or fraud. SaharaReporters had reported that the Nigerian Fintech Company owners were jailed in the United States of America over $160million alleged proceeds of fraud sent to Nigeria.

The leading African tech moves from July 2022 - Vimarsana News

The leading African tech moves from July 2022

In July 2022, African tech startups raised $239,706,000, the lowest so far in 2022. Catch up with the leading African tech moves from July 2022.

Identity verification company Youverify extends seed funding to $2.5M as it expands across Africa – TechCrunch - Vimarsana News

Identity verification company Youverify extends seed funding to $2.5M as it expands across Africa – TechCrunch

Youverify, an identity verification company helping African banks and startups, is announcing that it has secured a $1 million seed round extension.

Ping Express: US Economic War, Nigerian Fintech Execs as Collateral Damage, By Tunji Light Ariyomo - Vimarsana News

Ping Express: US Economic War, Nigerian Fintech Execs as Collateral Damage, By Tunji Light Ariyomo

This is why it is important to separate real criminals from audacious serious-minded innovators who have ventured into a global sector with limited African participation.

Nigerian Fintech Company Owners Jailed In United States Over $160m Proceeds Of Fraud Sent To Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Nigerian Fintech Company Owners Jailed In United States Over $160m Proceeds Of Fraud Sent To Nigeria

Anslem Oshionebo, 45, and 43-year-old Opeyemi Odeyale were sentenced after being found guilty of failing to maintain effective anti-money laundering controls and unlicensed money transmitting, Bloomberg reports.