Across Africa, millions remain locked out of traditional banking systems, with more than half of adults in Sub-Saharan Africa still unbanked. but that gap is now driving one of the fastest-growing fintech revolutions in the world.

From mobile money platforms to blockchain-powered payment solutions, innovators are reshaping how people save, spend, and move money across borders. But as digital finance expands, so do concerns around fraud prevention, privacy, and the protection of consumer data. 

Thelma Okorie, Group Data Protection and Privacy Counsel at Yellow Card joins us now to help explains how African fintech companies are tackling these challenges while opening new economic opportunities for businesses and everyday consumers alike.

Across Africa, millions remain locked out of traditional banking systems, with more than half of adults in Sub-Saharan Africa still unbanked. but that gap is now driving one of the fastest-growing fintech revolutions in the world.
From mobile money platforms to blockchain-powered payment solutions, innovators are reshaping how people save, spend, and move money across borders. But as digital finance expands, so do concerns around fraud prevention, privacy, and the protection of consumer data.&nbsp;
Thelma Okorie, Group Data Protection and Privacy Counsel at Yellow Card joins us now to help explains how African fintech companies are tackling these challenges while opening new economic opportunities for businesses and everyday consumers alike.

In-depth financial issues, profiling of African businesses doing well internationally, stocks & market updates.

In-depth financial issues, profiling of African businesses doing well internationally, stocks &amp; market updates.