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How This African Fintech Moves $40B a Year In and Out of Africa

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Founder Ola Oyetayo explains how his fintech routes forty billion dollars of cross-border B2B payments yearly, challenging the banks, correspondent networks and SWIFT that still carry most African flows.

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