Who we are

AfricaNenda believes that instant and inclusive payment systems can play a pivotal role in creating universal access to financial services for many financially excluded adults and are critical to achieving universal financial inclusion in Africa by 2030.

Find out moreJoin our community

We are AfricaNenda

We are AfricaNenda video
View African IIPS Map

What we offer

AfricaNenda believes that instant and inclusive payment systems can play a pivotal role in creating universal access to financial services for many financially excluded adults and are critical to achieving universal financial inclusion in Africa by 2030.

News

View all

AfricaNenda Boosts Access To Affordable Payments In Africa
inTheMedia

AfricaNenda Boosts Access To Affordable Payments In Africa

AfricaNenda Boosts Access To Affordable Payments In Africa
inTheMedia

AfricaNenda Boosts Access To Affordable Payments In Africa

AfricaNenda promotes access to affordable payments system in Africa
inTheMedia

AfricaNenda promotes access to affordable payments system in Africa

AfricaNenda boosts access to affordable payments in Africa
inTheMedia

AfricaNenda boosts access to affordable payments in Africa

AfricaNenda Boosts Access To Affordable Payments In Africa
inTheMedia

AfricaNenda Boosts Access To Affordable Payments In Africa

Latest Publications

AfricaNenda Annual Report 2023
19 April 2024
AfricaNenda Annual Report 2023
2023 has been a pivotal year for AfricaNenda. Since its launch, we have emerged as a crucial force in promoting financial inclusion across Africa, driving the adoption of inclusive, instant payment systems to empower over 400 million unbanked adults on the continent.
Read more about AfricaNenda Annual Report 2023
Cross-Border Retail Payment Policy and Regulatory Harmonization
19 March 2024
Cross-Border Retail Payment Policy and Regulatory Harmonization
This publication is an excerpt from the State of Inclusive Instant Payment Systems (SIIPS) in Africa 2023 report, by AfricaNenda, the World Bank Group and United Nations Economic Commission for Africa. It shines a spotlight on cross-border payments and the regulatory context in which they operate, as well as the building blocks for policy harmonization.
Read more about Cross-Border Retail Payment Policy and Regulatory Harmonization
Barriers And Opportunities To Addressing Women's Digital Financial Inclusion
19 March 2024
Barriers And Opportunities To Addressing Women's Digital Financial Inclusion
This publication is an excerpt from the State of Inclusive Instant Payment Systems (SIIPS) in Africa 2023 report, by AfricaNenda, the World Bank Group, and the United Nations Commission for Africa. It sheds light on how IPS can address barriers to women’s financial inclusion.
Read more about Barriers And Opportunities To Addressing Women's Digital Financial Inclusion
Who we work with

Who we work with

We advise governments, regional economic communities, private sector associations and other stakeholders across Africa.

Learn moreabout Who we work with

Our partners

View all

  • Pan-African Payment and Settlement System
  • IPSL (Integrated Payments Service Limited)
  • COMESA Business Council
  • The Ghana Interbank Payment and Settlement Systems Limited
  • Rwanda Ministry of ITC
  • EthSwitch
  • Africa Fintech Network
  • Rwanda Information Society Authority
  • Zambia Electronic Clearing House
  • UNCDF
  • Bank of Zambia
  • Bank of South Sudan
  • Better Than Cash Alliance
  • Alliance of Digital Finance Associations
  • African Union Commission
  • DFI4SMEs
  • Women's World Banking
  • Smart Africa
  • WAMI (West African Monetary Institute)
  • Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors