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Yuno Partners Onafriq to Simplify Cross-Border Payments Into Africa

Yuno, the global financial infrastructure platform, has announced a strategic partnership with Onafriq to bring Africa’s most expansive payments infrastructure to merchants worldwide. Through this integration, Yuno’s clients gain instant access to Onafriq’s network spanning..

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Yuno has partnered with Onafriq to simplify cross-border payments into Africa, offering global merchants seamless access to the continent's payment infrastructure.

Merchants gain instant access to Onafriq's network across 43 African markets, covering nearly 1 billion mobile wallets and 500 million bank accounts through a single API.
The collaboration aims to reduce the complexity and technical overhead for businesses expanding into Africa, a key growth market.
Key figures include Yuno's Co-Founder and CEO Juan Pablo Ortega and Onafriq's CEO Dare Okoudjou.

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