Payment infrastructure · since 2003
The infrastructure behind
African money.
eTranzact Global connects banks, mobile money operators and payment systems across Africa — and links Africa to the world. Built in Africa. Working since 2003.
Why it matters
Africa moves enormous value. Too much of it still moves slowly, and at a cost.
Sub-Saharan Africa remains the most expensive region in the world to send money to. The flows are vast, and they are moving onto instant rails now. The question is whose rails they will run on.
What we build
One integration. Every bank, every wallet, every corridor that matters.
We build the infrastructure behind the transaction — so banks, fintechs, businesses and governments can serve their own customers under their own brands.
Instant corridors to the world
Live instant rails between Africa and the UK, Europe, China and the USA — with the UAE coming next.
Payments that land in wallets
Cross-border flows that terminate in mobile money as easily as in bank accounts — because that is where Africa transacts.
Embedded finance for everyone
Wallets, payouts, cards and workplace credit, delivered through partners under their own brand.
The institutions rails forgot
Connecting MFIs, SACCOs and credit unions to each other and to the wider system, on infrastructure they could never afford alone.
The product family
All productsAll products
Developed by eTranzact. Owned by eTranzact Global, which holds all eTranzact IP, patents and trademarks.
The network
From connecting banks to connecting economies.
Every bank in Nigeria, Ghana and Sierra Leone is reachable through our rails. Mobile money operators are connected in five countries. As a PAPSS participant, we terminate pan-African payments in our markets and let partners send into PAPSS countries.
See the full network- Operating
- Nigeria · Ghana · Uganda · Sierra Leone · Cameroon (NPSI)
- Passporting
- Rwanda, through Ghana
- Partner reach
- Kenya · Tanzania · South Africa · Zambia
- Global corridors
- United Kingdom · Europe · China · United States · UAE (in progress)
- Next frontiers
- Kenya · Tanzania · South Africa · Ethiopia · Egypt
From the founder
“In 2003, we saw the future of payments before much of the market was ready for it. We spent the following years building the infrastructure and proving the vision. Today, our ambition is to connect Africa to the world. And after 23 years, I believe we are only just beginning.”
Who we serve
Infrastructure for the institutions that serve Africa.
Leadership
Regional depth. One group.
East Africa
Evode RusagaraUganda · Rwanda · Kenya · TanzaniaWest Africa
John ApeaNigeria · Ghana · Sierra LeoneSADC
Rotimi AdebanjoSouth Africa · ZambiaNewsroom
