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Moniepoint's Growth Spurs Fintech Diplomacy with African Diaspora
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Moniepoint, Africa's largest business payments platform, is redefining fintech diplomacy by extending its services to the global African diaspora, a move that builds on its explosive growth recognized once again by the Financial Times.
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The company has been named one of Africa's fastest-growing companies for the third consecutive year by the Financial Times in partnership with Statista. But beyond the rankings, Moniepoint is now leveraging its rapid growth to bridge financial access between Africa and its diaspora communities, especially in the United Kingdom.
This strategic expansion is embodied in the launch of MonieWorld, a digital remittance and financial services platform tailored for the UK-based African diaspora. MonieWorld enables seamless, secure transfers to Nigeria, helping migrants support families, run businesses, and remain financially connected to their roots.
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