Kenya to issue payment licences: Flutterwave, Chipper Cash could be first in line
TechCabal | Adonijah Ndege - Jun 10, 2024

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- The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) plans to issue payment licences to fintech startups.
- Flutterwave and Chipper Cash are two fintech companies hoping to be granted those licences.
- CBK is working to amend the National Payment Systems Act of 2011 to provide a legal framework for fintech firms.
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The Central Bank of Kenya's plans to issue payment licences to fintech startups and amend the National Payment Systems Act is a positive development for the fintech industry. It will provide a legal framework, solve a legal grey area, and open up opportunities for remittance and payment providers. However, the previous restrictions and investigations on fintechs raise concerns about the regulatory environment.
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