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New Pan-African Payments System Provides Big Relief for African Traders - Vimarsana News

New Pan-African Payments System Provides Big Relief for African Traders

When Fidelis Adele, the CEO of Freetown-based Solid Graphics, a printing and communications company, needed to order some printing equipment from Nigeria in September, he paid an extra $165 on top of

New fintech division set up at RBI to address issues, leverage opportunities - Vimarsana News

New fintech division set up at RBI to address issues, leverage opportunities

RBI has set up a fintech department to promote innovation as well as identify challenges and opportunities in the fintech sector.

53% rise in digital payments volume in the past 12 months: RBI's P Vasudevan - Vimarsana News

53% rise in digital payments volume in the past 12 months: RBI's P Vasudevan

In volume terms, the CAGR for the past five years for digital payments has been 42%. It indicates that the last 12 months have seen significant growth as compared to the last five years, said Vasudevan.

New Pan-African Payments System Provides Big Relief for African Traders - Vimarsana News

New Pan-African Payments System Provides Big Relief for African Traders

When Fidelis Adele, the CEO of Freetown-based Solid Graphics, a printing and communications company, needed to order some printing equipment from Nigeria in September, he paid an extra $165 on top of

New Pan-African Payments System Provides Big Relief for African Traders - Vimarsana News

New Pan-African Payments System Provides Big Relief for African Traders

When Fidelis Adele, the CEO of Freetown-based Solid Graphics, a printing and communications company, needed to order some printing equipment from Nigeria in September, he paid an extra $165 on top of