Kotani Pay, a licensed on-ramp and off-ramp service provider, has officially expanded its services to Rwanda and Uganda. This move marks a milestone for the company, empowering local fintech and crypto businesses in East Africa.
By providing essential digital payment tools, Kotani Pay aims to drive the adoption of digital finance in these emerging markets.
Both Rwanda and Uganda are growing fintech hubs, showing strong support for blockchain and digital finance. Through this expansion, Kotani Pay enables businesses to access a streamlined on-ramp and off-ramp API. Local fintechs and Web3 firms can now engage in the global digital economy, broadening their reach to new customers.
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Connecting Crypto and Traditional Currencies
For fintech firms seeking to bridge fiat and crypto, Kotani Pay’s API is a game-changer. The tool allows companies to integrate cash-in and cash-out services, providing users seamless access to digital and traditional currencies. Kotani Pay’s service supports fintechs in meeting the demand for fast, cross-border payment options.
The company’s entry into these markets means more than just growth for the company—it’s a step toward greater digital financial access for East African consumers.
Kotani Pay built its API for quick deployment, enabling fintechs to create payment solutions tailored to local needs. From mobile wallets to bank transfers, Kotani Pay connects local currencies with blockchain-based financial services.
For Web3 businesses, Kotani Pay’s expansion brings new opportunities to engage users in the crypto economy. Companies can now offer users in Rwanda and Uganda simple ways to convert between local fiat and digital currencies.
Kotani Pay CEO Felix Macharia stated, “As we expand into Rwanda and Uganda, we are thrilled to support our clients in navigating these dynamic markets.
This expansion empowers fintech and Web3 companies to enter with confidence, removing the payment and technical barriers that have previously hindered innovation.”
A Vision for Unified Payments Across Africa
Kotani Pay is not only expanding its reach but also pushing for a unified payment network across Africa. With connections to 15 major blockchain protocols, the company aims to bridge fragmented payment systems. “We are committed to helping our current and future clients scale seamlessly across borders,” added Macharia.
The launch in Rwanda and Uganda strengthens Kotani Pay’s position as a key player in Africa’s fintech landscape. By providing fintech and Web3 firms the tools they need, Kotani Pay aims to foster innovation and deliver solutions that address Africa’s unique financial needs.
Through these strategic expansions, Kotani Pay continues to deliver on its mission of accessible, transparent payment solutions across Africa.