Visa, the global leader in digital payments, has joined forces with FinTech company Pesaflow to revolutionize and improve digital government ecosystems, all while fostering financial inclusion. This strategic partnership aims to create seamless and user-friendly digital payment platforms, integrating virtual, digital cards, and secure gateway services to ensure secure and transparent transactions.
By leveraging Visa’s extensive reach and robust security infrastructure, Pesaflow will be able to deliver enhanced services to the public sector and citizens accessing government services. Together, they will build a digital government ecosystem that is efficient, cost-effective, secure, transparent, and inclusive, empowering the public sector to better serve the citizens.
This collaboration between Visa and Pesaflow signifies a significant milestone for Pesaflow as they combine their innovative digital payment solutions with Visa’s global network and security infrastructure. The alliance demonstrates their commitment to driving financial inclusion and transforming transaction management in the public domain.
Eva Ngigi-Sarwari, Visa Kenya’s Country Manager, expressed excitement about the partnership, stating, “We’re delighted to announce Visa’s strategic partnership with Pesaflow, a pioneering fintech firm offering innovative digital payment solutions. Together, we aim to revolutionize the landscape of digital payments within the public sector, ensuring accessibility, security, and efficiency. This collaboration underscores our commitment to partnering with local FinTechs to drive financial inclusion and transform how transactions are managed.”
Through this partnership, Visa and Pesaflow will work towards creating a digital payment ecosystem that not only streamlines processes but also enhances the overall experience for users. With a focus on financial inclusion, they aim to bridge gaps and provide equal access to digital payment solutions for all individuals. Together, Visa and Pesaflow are set to shape the future of digital payments within the public sector, benefiting governments and citizens alike.
The source of the article is from the blog macholevante.com