Payaza, a fast-growing payment gateway, has officially secured a fintech license in Ghana, marking a major step in its African expansion. This move enables businesses, merchants, and individuals to access seamless, secure, and efficient digital payment solutions, further advancing financial inclusion in the country.
With its entry into the Ghanaian market, Payaza now offers businesses the ability to process both local and international payments. Users can complete transactions through mobile money, bank transfers, debit and credit cards, and international remittances. Additionally, the platform supports multi-currency transactions, including the Ghanaian cedi (GHS) and US dollars (USD).
The Bigger Picture
Beyond payment processing, Payaza’s merchant dashboard provides real-time analytics, giving businesses valuable insights into their financial transactions. The company also promises instant payouts, allowing users to withdraw funds directly to bank accounts or mobile money wallets without unnecessary delays.
Payaza is now onboarding merchants and financial partners, aiming to build a robust payment ecosystem that enhances digital transactions in Ghana and across Africa.
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