Paymenow helps employees achieve financial wellness by offering responsible solutions that break the cycle of debt, providing access to their own earnings instead of loans.
From SA to Pakistan: Paymenow’s Earned Wage Access Platform Drives Inclusive Financial Wellness
Paymenow launched its earned wage access platform in 2020 and now serves over 500,000 employees across 300+ corporations. The platform allows employees to access up to 25% of their net pay before payday, with 50-60% of users utilizing the service.
South African fintechs Paymenow, TymeBank, Omnisient make FT’s Africa fastest-growing companies list
Paymenow ranked sixth in the FT Africa’s Fastest-Growing Companies 2025 ranking, with a 3756.1% absolute growth increase from 2020 to 2023. Paymenow's revenue surged from $0.14 million in 2020 to $4.86 million in 2023, and its employee count grew from 7 to 38.
The Rise of Paymenow: Exclusive Interview With the Founders
Paymenow has grown significantly across the African continent, processing over half a million transactions monthly. The platform offers Earned Wage Access, allowing workers to access their unpaid wages before payday.
Uganda Attracts Startups Enabling Daily Pay for Salaried Employees
Ugandan startup Thiqa Digital Finance and South Africa’s Paymenow are joining forces to introduce earned wage access (EWA) solutions to Uganda’s government employees. EWA fundamentally changes the traditional pay cycle by allowing employees to access a portion of their earned wages before the usual
Uganda Attracts Startups Enabling Daily Pay for Salaried Employees
Ugandan startup Thiqa Digital Finance and South Africa’s Paymenow are joining forces to introduce earned wage access (EWA) solutions to Uganda’s government employees. EWA fundamentally changes the traditional pay cycle by allowing employees to access a portion of their earned wages before the usual
