Digital-Payment Revenue In Sub-Saharan Africa On The Rise

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Last year digital-payment revenue in sub-Saharan Africa have been on the rise and may spike in the future.

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    A recent study by McKinsey and Gates Foundation predicts that “Electronic-payments revenue in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) could reach up to $16 billion annually in the next few years if the growth of mobile payments in Kenya is repeated across the continent,” predicts to a recent study by McKinsey and the Gates Foundation.

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    Companies like M-Pesa could increase consumer confidence in the region to encourage further developmetns.

    PYMNTS.com has more on M-Pesa’s developments in Kenya here.

     

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