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Fintech recommits to linking African businesses to global trade opportunities
BudPay has reaffirmed its dedication to connecting African businesses with global trade opportunities through its advanced payment infrastructure solutions, designed for both local and international enterprises in Africa.
Wale Hassan, the Chief Executive Officer of BudPay, emphasized the company’s commitment to addressing the ever-changing needs of the African market. BudPay’s infrastructure has been pivotal in enabling corporations, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and startups to accept payments from over 100 countries.
As e-commerce and digital trade continue to grow rapidly, the demand for robust and inclusive payment solutions has significantly increased. Hassan noted that BudPay has secured licenses, system and security certifications, and formed strategic partnerships with leading providers, allowing businesses to engage in the global economy.
“We are humbled and proud to have earned the trust of over 20,000 businesses across three markets in the last two years. While the payment industry is already quite robust, we identified a unique opportunity to redefine the global payments landscape for African businesses. Our mission is to power global trade and drive economic growth beyond borders,” Hassan stated.
He also highlighted the company’s adherence to global best practices for security and compliance, which has been a key factor in its success over the years.
BudPay is licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria and certified by other recognized financial, payment security, and data regulatory bodies at both national and global levels. This regulatory compliance has enabled BudPay to earn the trust of its customers. With its robust measures and strategic partnerships, BudPay is well-positioned to empower African enterprises to thrive in both local and international markets.
Source: guardian.ng
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