Visa Partners Kenyan Fintech Pesaflow, to Revolutionize The Landscape of Digital Payments
Payments giant Visa has partnered with Kenyan fintech that powers revenue collection, payment aggregation, and business intelligence, Pesaflow, to revolutionize the landscape of digital payments.
The partnership will focus on creating seamless, user-friendly digital payment platforms integrating virtual, digital cards, and secure gateway services that ensure transparent, secure transactions while fostering financial inclusion.
By partnering with Visa, Pesaflow will leverage Visa’s extensive reach and robust security infrastructure to deliver enhanced services to the public sector and citizens accessing government services.
Speaking on the partnership Country Manager, of Visa Kenya, Eva Ngigi-Sarwari said,
“We are thrilled to partner with Pesaflow and believe that this collaboration will revolutionize how the public sector offers government services. Together, we will enhance a digital government ecosystem that is efficient, cost-effective, secure, transparent, and inclusive, empowering the public sector to better serve citizens. This is also part of our initiative to support the growth of fintech through partnerships that bring about innovative solutions,”
Also speaking, Director of Government Relations and Communications, Pesaflow, David Kiprono said,
“We are incredibly excited about this strategic partnership with Visa. This collaboration marks a pivotal moment for Pesaflow, as we unite our innovative digital payment solutions with Visa’s global network and security infrastructure. Together, we aim to revolutionize the landscape of digital payments within the public sector, ensuring accessibility, security, and efficiency. This alliance underlines our commitment to driving financial inclusion and transforming the way transactions are managed in the public sphere,”
The Visa Government Solutions team will work closely with Pesaflow to digitize government services and integrate Visa solutions to create robust options for payments to citizens and collection of revenue by the government to enhance digital government ecosystems.
